increase political tensions?
choose one
After the Revolution, women
demanded an equal voice
and vote in politics.
President John Adams and
Vice President Thomas
Jefferson belonged to
different political parties and
did not agree on
government policy.
Northerners were unhappy
that Southerners, who
counted enslaved people as
part of the population, had
so much more
representation in Congress.
Farmers and shopkeepers
were angry that the wealthy
elite controlled the major
leadership of the
government.
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The correct choice is: President John Adams and Vice President Thomas Jefferson belonged to different political parties and did not agree on government policy.
This election marked the first time in U.S. history that power shifted between political parties, contributing to increased political tensions and divisions within the new nation. Adams was a Federalist, while Jefferson was a Democratic-Republican, leading to significant ideological disagreements in government policy and governance.
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