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Jefferson lost support from farmers and abandoned his ideals.
Jefferson lost support from farmers and abandoned his ideals.

The elected president and vice president were from opposing parties.
The elected president and vice president were from opposing parties.

Adams was outraged that he did not get to choose his vice president.
Adams was outraged that he did not get to choose his vice president.

Hamilton sided with Jefferson over foreign policy issues.
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The correct response is: The elected president and vice president were from opposing parties.
This situation created significant political tension, as John Adams (a Federalist) became president while Thomas Jefferson (a Democratic-Republican) became vice president, leading to conflict between the two parties and within the administration itself.
