Which was a belief of the early federalist party?
the united states should become allies with france.
the united states should have a small federal government.
the united states should not have a national bank.
the united states should not take sides in foreign wars.

A belief of the early Federalist Party was that the United States should not take sides in foreign wars.

Explanation:

Important points on the political agenda of the federalists were the establishment of a first National Bank (later dissolved) to revive the domestic economy and create an army and navy. The latter was used successfully in the war against North African pirates. With regard to the revolutionary wars in Europe, the federalists remained strictly neutral. They also called for an active economic policy in the interests of manufacturing, trade and banking.

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