The characteristics listed in the table describes:
A Federalist
A Federalist is a person that is a strong believer in the federal government of the United States. Such a person believes in a powerful central government which would have the ability to adequately control the other states.
A Federalist is of the opinion that the Bill of Rights is not needed, that the Separation of powers is necessary to protect the people, and that no branch of government controls the other as a result of checks and balances.
Conversely,an Anti-Federalist would be of the opinion that a bill of rights is needed and that the central government should not have all the power.
