Question 2 • U.S. History I 2014 - SS3308 A-IC
The Federalists generally favored Great Britain, while the Democratic-Republicans favored France, so B describes the division. Federalists viewed Britain as a force for stability in Europe; Democratic-Republicans saw France as a fellow democracy and often believed the violence there would pass. Thus C, D, and E also describe their reasons. A is incorrect because the Democratic-Republicans sided with France, not Germany.
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