Question

during the french revolution, france & britain ended up at war against each other.
which of the following would most likely have been said by democratic- republican?

\because france helped our revolution, we should help them\

\because british trade is so important, we should not get involved\

\i hope the hessians get involved so we dont have to\

\im not sure who i should support.\

question 10

in washingtons farewell address, washington gave advice as to how the country should go forward. what advice did he give?

to restrict all foreigners from becoming americans, because they will only bring trouble

to avoid developing a loyalty to political parties

america must let alexander hamilton run for president, even though he is not allowed

both b and c are correct

Explanation:

First Question (French Revolution & Democratic - Republicans)

Democratic - Republicans had a pro - French stance as France had supported the American Revolution. The first option reflects this gratitude - based support. The second option is more in line with Federalist thinking (prioritizing trade with Britain), the third is irrelevant, and the fourth shows indecision which doesn't match their stance.

In Washington's Farewell Address, he warned against the dangers of political parties (factionalism). The first option is incorrect as he didn't advocate restricting foreigners. The third option is incorrect as Hamilton wasn't in line for presidency in that way. So the correct advice is to avoid developing loyalty to political parties.

Answer:

A. "Because France helped our revolution, we should help them"

Question 10 (Washington's Farewell Address)