How did foreign policy issues accelerate the emergence of political parties in the u.s.?

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The emergence of domestic political parties in the united stated are divided whether they will continue or not their support the Republicans, French Revolution and Federalist that came to suspect the worst intentions of the other and they will organized against each other.

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