Based on the excerpt of George, Washington’s farewell address, and your knowledge from the unit explain Washington’s views on the political parties in 3 sentences

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In his farewell address, George Washington expressed deep concern about the divisive nature of political parties, warning that they could lead to the erosion of national unity and the rise of factionalism. He believed that political parties could distract the government from its primary purpose of serving the common good and promote conflict over cooperation. Washington urged citizens to prioritize their allegiance to the country over party loyalty, emphasizing that unity was essential for the nation's stability and prosperity.

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