Men looked at them a different way
They were both revolutions.
John Locke in Ideological Origins of the American Revolution
Answer:
Answer number 1: is The Federalists were led by Alexander Hamilton and identified with the interests of the most urban and commercial region of the country, the Northeast.
Answer number 2: The Republicans were led by Thomas Jefferson and represented the interests of the slave and agrarian south. They favored the development of a smallholder agricultural economy and opposed tariffs and the creation of a national bank because they believed they would affect the interests of ordinary citizens.
Explanation:
the Federalist Party and the Republican Party. The Federalists were led by Alexander Hamilton and identified with the interests of the most urban and commercial region of the country, the Northeast. These proposed the development of the United States as a manufacturing and commercial country, for which they defended the creation of a national bank, the payment of the national debt and the collection of tariffs on imported products. Internationally, the Federalists viewed the events of the French Revolution with suspicion and did not hide their sympathies for Great Britain. The Republicans were led by Thomas Jefferson and represented the interests of the slave and agrarian south. They favored the development of a smallholder agricultural economy and opposed tariffs and the creation of a national bank because they believed they would affect the interests of ordinary citizens. Internationally, Jefferson and his followers sympathized with revolutionary France and displayed a distinctly anti-British attitude.
