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In years to come, the slavery system would be abolished and African-Americans would eventually achieved equality in their own country and with their fellow white Americans, demonstrating the 'balanced' role that the U.S. government assumed in ensuring that Americans' interests are taken into consideration without causing detriment to other groups and individuals (pro or against the slavery system). Slavery is just one aspect of America's history wherein balanced representation of socio-political views is recognized. Under the federalist form of government, states are given the right 'proportion' of representation, wherein each state's socio-political interests are made known to other states, and through fair, legal and...

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citizens who entrust their rights to these state representatives (politicians).
In addition, not only socio-political views are given the proper venue to be known, discussed and decided upon in the political forum that is the federalist government. The economy of each state can be protected or shared depending on the interests, demand and supply among states. Economic transactions can be done across states, to provide goods or services scarce in one state but abundant in another, allowing the country to self-sufficiently accelerate its economic growth. Mutual cooperation among states under the federalist government made it possible for America to dominate not only the political and economic domains domestically, but also internationally.

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