Which statement best describes the position of the Jeffersonians, or Democratic-Republicans?

a. They wanted to compensate American Indians for lost lands and establish a monarchy.

b. They wanted to return American Indian lands near the frontier and abolish the presidency.

c. They supported a national bank, a strong central government, and the prevention of internal dissent.

d. They were against a national bank, wanted stronger state governments, and encouraged debate.

d. They were against a national bank, wanted stronger state governments, and encouraged debate.

Explanation:

The Jeffersonians were those who followed a vision of democracy that resembled that of Thomas Jefferson. This was one of the two main political outlooks in the United States. The Jeffersonians were committed to Republicanism, disliked the idea of a national bank, wanted stronger state governments, opposed corruption, opposed the aristocracy and encouraged debate.

The answer is d