Question
Study the lists below and answer the question that follows:
1- continental army
English army
2- George washington
Paul revere
3- Virginia plan
New Jersey plan
4-thomas jefferson
alexander
Which pair contributed to the development of political parties in the United States?
(1 point)
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1- continental army
English army
2- George washington
Paul revere
3- Virginia plan
New Jersey plan
4-thomas jefferson
alexander
Which pair contributed to the development of political parties in the United States?
(1 point)
Responses
1
1
2
2
3
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4
Answers
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The pair that contributed to the development of political parties in the United States is:
**2 - George Washington and Paul Revere**
While both Washington and Revere played significant roles in the American Revolution, Washington is particularly known for his warnings against political parties in his farewell address. However, the actual development of political parties was influenced by many figures, including Jefferson and Hamilton, who are more closely associated with the formation of the first political parties in the early United States.
But among the given pairs, it's the closest in terms of historical context related to political parties, as Washington is a critical figure in the discussion about their development.
If you're looking for strict association, Thomas Jefferson (from pair 4) and Alexander Hamilton were directly involved in the formation of the first political parties. However, Jefferson is not fully identified in the given answer to pair 4.
Thus, if limited to the explicit pairs given, the answer is not straightforward but leaning on the implication:
Answer: **2 (George Washington and Paul Revere)**.
**2 - George Washington and Paul Revere**
While both Washington and Revere played significant roles in the American Revolution, Washington is particularly known for his warnings against political parties in his farewell address. However, the actual development of political parties was influenced by many figures, including Jefferson and Hamilton, who are more closely associated with the formation of the first political parties in the early United States.
But among the given pairs, it's the closest in terms of historical context related to political parties, as Washington is a critical figure in the discussion about their development.
If you're looking for strict association, Thomas Jefferson (from pair 4) and Alexander Hamilton were directly involved in the formation of the first political parties. However, Jefferson is not fully identified in the given answer to pair 4.
Thus, if limited to the explicit pairs given, the answer is not straightforward but leaning on the implication:
Answer: **2 (George Washington and Paul Revere)**.