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Questions on the rise of the Federalist and Democratic-Republican parties in the early republic.
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A 1790s leader favored a national bank, assumption of state debts, and a strong central government. Which early party fits?

A politician argued for strict interpretation of the Constitution and stronger state governments. Which early party matched those views?

A merchant backed manufacturing, tariffs, and close commercial ties with Britain in the 1790s. Which party would he likely support?

A newspaper editor praised France's revolution and warned against a powerful federal government. Which early party fit that position?

Leaders from states that had already paid most of their war debts opposed Hamilton's plan for the national government to take over all state debts. Which party did these leaders form?

A rural voter opposed policies he believed favored bankers and merchants over farmers. Which early party most often made that argument?

A diplomat supported Jay's Treaty to avoid war with Britain and protect trade. Which early party was most likely to agree?

Alexander Hamilton and John Adams were leading figures in which early political party?

Thomas Jefferson and James Madison helped organize which party in the 1790s?

In 1798, which party controlled Congress and passed the Alien and Sedition Acts?

Which Democratic-Republican leader won the presidential election of 1800, the first time power passed from one party to another?

During conflict with France in 1798, Congress passed laws letting the president deport some noncitizens and punishing false or harsh writing against the government. What were these laws?

In 1794, Washington led militia troops into western Pennsylvania after farmers there attacked federal tax collectors. What conflict was this?

American diplomats reported that French agents demanded bribes before negotiations in 1797. What incident increased party conflict?

John Adams appointed Federalist judges just before leaving office, and Congress had created new judgeships. What law was involved?

The 1794 agreement settled some issues with Britain but angered many supporters of France. What agreement was it?

Why did Hamilton's national bank plan help produce the first party system?

How did debates over Britain and France in the 1790s encourage party formation?

What broader development resulted when arguments over banks, taxes, and foreign policy hardened in Washington's administration?

Why did newspaper attacks and the Alien and Sedition Acts deepen early party conflict?

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