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Federalists hesitated to support the new French Republic because they believed the French Revolutioniaries A. didn't believe in giving people the right to vote. B. were violent and destroyed public order.
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Federalists hesitated to support the new French Republic because they believed the French Revolutioniaries

A. didn't believe in giving people the right to vote.
B. were violent and destroyed public order.
C. were intent on invading North America.
D. would ally with Britain.

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Federalists hesitated to support the new French Republic because they believed the French Revolutioniaries "B. were violent and destroyed public order," since they felt that they were betraying the very values of the Revolution itself.
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