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Which statement best describes American political attitudes toward France during the 1790s? Americans in both political parties supported France’s revolution and war with Britain. Americans in both political
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Which statement best describes American political attitudes toward France during the 1790s? Americans in both political parties supported France’s revolution and war with Britain. Americans in both political parties feared the chaos of the French Revolution. Democratic-Republicans supported France, while Federalists feared events in France. Federalists supported France, while Democratic-Republicans feared events in France.

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In general, "Democratic-Republicans supported France, while Federalists feared events in France." Republicans such as Jefferson saw no issue with the violence, while Federalists like Hamilton feared it.
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the answer is c on edgunity.
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