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The tensions and disagreements between the two parties resulted in many events that caused crisis in America in the late 1790’s.
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This decade was a time of international crisis and discord. The Federalists opposed the Democratic Republicans’ attachment to France. Alexander Hamilton, the leader of the Federalists, thought that Britain was superior and believed that the U.S. should model our government after theirs (Document D)...
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