Un-like the Federalists, Jeffersonian Republicans Were pro-British in disputes between France and Britain objected to the interference of the national government in the economy. Supported most forms of taxation favored the creation of a national bank

Unlike the Federalists, Jeffersonian Republicans

a. were pro-British in disputes between France and Britain.

b. objected to the interference of the national government in the economy.

c. supported most forms of taxation.

d. favored the creation of a national bank.

Answers - b. objected to the interference of the national government in the economy.

Explanation:

Jefferson and his associates were mostly shopkeepers, artisans and farmers. Many of they were not educated and they lived at the interior regions.

They wanted an agrarian economy and to a very large extent, they also wanted the government to support the interest of the common people.  

Jefferson was very educated and he owned plantations.  He favored states' rights

some american cities felt workers were being oppressed by business monopolies

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