Question

points of view on the french revolution
in 1789, a revolution had broken out in france. like the american revolution, the leaders of the french revolution called for the end of the monarchy and a more representative government. the french revolution would prove to be more dramatic and violent while others saw it as necessary. some leader in the u.s. questioned the violence of the french rev.
thomas jefferson
supported the french people when the revolution started in france. he believed in the ideals of the french revolution
4 what did jefferson find important about the french revolution?
alexander hamilton
supported the british during the french revolution, he argued they were an important trading partner, and he was fearful of the bloodshed in france.

1. what did hamilton find important about the french revolution?

Explanation:

1. For Jefferson, the core important aspect was the revolutionary ideals of replacing the monarchy with a representative government, which aligned with his support for the French people's revolution.
2. For Hamilton, the critical important factor was maintaining the U.S.'s trading partnership with Britain, which led him to side with Britain and fear the bloodshed of the French Revolution.

Answer:

1. Jefferson found the ideals of the French Revolution—replacing the monarchy with a more representative government—important, as he supported the French people's push for these principles.
2. Hamilton found maintaining the U.S.'s important trading partnership with Britain to be the key priority regarding the French Revolution, and he feared the violent bloodshed of the revolution in France.