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Why did Washington warn against a two-party system? A) He believed that a two-party system would be fair but complicated. B) He believed that a two-party system would tear the nation apart from within.
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Why did Washington warn against a two-party system? A) He believed that a two-party system would be fair but complicated. B) He believed that a two-party system would tear the nation apart from within. C) He did not think there would be enough candidates to represent two parties. D) He recommended a four-party system.

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The answer is B. your welcome[]

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The Answer Is B I Think Sorry If Its Wrong im 90% sure it is tho
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