Who led the democratic republicans? alexander hamilton and john adams thomas jefferson and john adams george washington and alexander hamilton thomas jefferson and james madison

The correct answer is D. Thomas Jefferson and James Madison.

Explanation

The Democratic-Republicans party was a political party that was created and founded by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison with the objective to contradict the George Washington government because Thomas Jefferson did not agree with some Washington politics especially the economy politic. This political party defended the idea of giving more autonomy to the states in contradiction to the federal party of Washington that defended the idea of governing the whole country in a centralist manner. So, the correct answer is D. Thomas Jefferson and James Madison.

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