Which of the following leaders and groups disagreed about the french revolution? george washington and the democratic-republicans
thomas jefferson and the french revolutionary government
alexander hamilton and the british government
alexander hamilton and the federalists

The correct answer is A) George Washington and the Democratic-Republicans.

The leaders and groups that disagreed about the French Revolution were George Washington and the Democratic-Republicans.

The Federalists such as Alexander Hamilton did not support the French Revolution because they feared the riots and consider that egalitarian ideas could spread over the Americas. Thomas Jefferson and the antifederalists did support the French Revolution and its right to be free of the monarchy, in the similitude of what happens with the United States.

George Washington, as the President of the United States, had to be cautious. Although he received the credential of the French Minister to the US, Edmon-Charles Genet, and stayed neutral about the conflict, he later was informed that the French were collecting man in America to fight in France, and the French also used the US ports to fight the British.

The correct answer is

A) George Washington and the Democratic-Republicans.

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