Q2 The Federalist and Democrat-Republicans emerged as separate political parties partly as a result of a disagreement over-

Question 2 options:

A. how the nation should admit new states.

B. how the nation should develop economically.

C. whether to approve the Declaration of Declaration of Independence.

D. whether to enforce the Monroe Doctrine.

Q3 Jefferson belonged to the Democrat-Republicans who supported-

Question 3 options:

A. lower tariffs.

B. higher tariffs.

C. a national bank.

D. a loose interpretation of the constitution.

The Federalist and Democrat-Republicans emerged as separate political parties partly as a result of a disagreement over how the nation should develop economically.

Option B

In early 1790s James Madison and Thomas Jefferson founded the Democratic-Republican party that encouraged expansionism, political equality and republicanism. They favoured many well planned projects to promote the nation's economic development.

Question 3:

Jefferson belonged to the Democrat-Republicans who supported lower tariffs.

Option A

Madison in his first term along with his allies had adhered to domestic agenda of Jefferson based on low taxes and reduction of the debt, and Congress allowed the charter of the national bank to expire during the same period.