How was the Jefferson's Republican approach to the presidency different from that of the Federalists?

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 Republicans wanted to increase military expenses.

Republicans wanted to expand U.S. territory westward.

Republicans wanted to limit the role of the federal government.

Republicans wanted to increase taxes and expand the control of the army.

The answer is Republicans wanted to limit the role of the federal government.

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