Question

How did the events of the French Revolution impact the development of political parties in the U.S.?

Answer 1

Answer:

#1:C, #2: Harriet Tubman -helped the enslaved people, David Walker -did advocate for violence, Frederick Douglass -wrote about his personal experiences, William Lloyd Garrison was an advocate for nonviolence, #3: The Economic, Constitutional Convention, Articles of Confederation, and National, #4:A, #5:C, #6:B, #7:A and C, #8:B and E, #9:C and A, #10:D, #11:A and D, #12: Virtual and Actual, #13: The Stamp, Declaratory, and unity among the colonies, #14:B, #15:D, #16:C and D, #17: The Saratoga, New York, and The South, #18:B, #19:C, #20:B and E, #21:D, #22:B, #23: Northern states- Manufacturing and had Extensive Commerce, Southern states- Agriculture and had Limited Commerce .

Explanation:

Yep

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct option is C.

Explanation:

The French revolution lasted for a period of ten years, from 1789 to 1799. The revolution led to a series of other wars with Spain and Great Britain. During this period, American refused to support the revolution, instead the country maintained a position of neutrality.

Despite this, there was disagreements between the political parties in the country about whether America should support France or not. The existing differences between the political parties in the America was made worse by the debate about French Revolution.

The Pro French Democratic Republican Party headed by the Secretary of State, Thomas Jefferson supported the French Revolution while the Federalist Party headed by  the Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton was not in support of French Revolution. This differences further affected the political events in the country.