The political followers of Thomas Jefferson took up the name "Democratic-Republicans," preferring

a) the immediate abolition of slavery in border states

b) a strong federal government with broad political powers

c) more political and economic power for those with wealth

d) a decentralized government with specific political powers

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9 August, 13:25

The political followers of Thomas Jefferson took up the name "Democratic-Republicans," preferring

a) the immediate abolition of slavery in border states

b) a strong federal government with broad political powers

c) more political and economic power for those with wealth

d) a decentralized government with specific political powers

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Kareem Knapp · Answer 1

d) a decentralized government with specific political powers

Rosa Davila · Answer 2

d) a decentralized government with specific political powers

Explanation:

Founded by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, a political party called Democratic-Republicans came into being in the 1790s. It was originated as a faction from congress for its strong stand against the centralizing power of the federal government. Federal programs such as of national bank was condemned. They were also called anti-federalists for their opposition to the federal government.