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In Federalist No. 5, Jay argued against dividing the United States into regional confederacies, warning such division would breed competition, conflict, and susceptibility to foreign influences. He championed a united nation, highlighting the strength, unity, and enhanced resources a single government could provide, contrasting with the inherent weaknesses of disjointed confederacies. This was a period marked by sectionalism, with contrasting economic interests between the North and South potentially fuelling interstate disputes and foreign alliances. Jay countered his previous optimism in Federalist No. 2 about shared interests holding America together, positing a strong central government as essential for national unity. He foresaw jealousy and envy causing diplomatic strain and conflict between confederacies. Citing historical unifications like those of England, Scotland, Wales, and the Iberian kingdoms, Jay illustrated the benefits of a single nation over fragmented states, using the past to argue against a confederacy system and for the collective strength found in unity.


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