In 1796, Thomas Jefferson ran for vice president on the Federalist ticket. A) TRUE B) FALSE

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In 1796, Thomas Jefferson ran for vice president on the Federalist ticket.

A) TRUE
B) FALSE

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False, He was Republican- Alexander Hamilton was federalist.

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