Adams and the Federalists were O pro-French and anti-British.
pro-British and anti-French.
anti-French and anti-British.

Pro-British and anti-French

Explanation:

The Federalists were a party that wanted a more centralised form of government in the United States where Federal authorities were more powerful. They were very pro-British and anti France due to the Revolution that was going on in France at the time.

This led to them passing laws designed to weaken French support in the United States such as the Alien and Sedition acts which proved to be unpopular with the American public and led to the Democratic-Republican party defeating the Federalists in 1801.

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