What were the differences between democratic republicans and national Republicans?
Following the election, the Democratic-Republicans split into two groups: the National Republicans, who became the nucleus of the Whig Party in the 1830s, were led by Adams and Clay, while the Democratic-Republicans were organized by Martin Van Buren, the future eighth president (1837–41), and led by Jackson.
Many people could now buy goods cheaply, such as hammers and chairs. Before, these would have to be handcrafted and would be expensive. Please mark Brainliest.
