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Hadley Mcclure

3 April, 15:09

The only Federalist President, John Adams, was defeated in the election of 1800 by A) James Madison, a Democratic-Republican. Eliminate B) Thomas Jefferson, a Democratic-Republican. C) George Washington a Democratic-Republican. D) Alexander Hamilton, a Democratic-Republican.

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