The federalist party split as a result of the disagreement between and about whether or not the united states should go to war. a. president taft and alexander hamilton c. president lincoln and alexander hamilton b. president adams and alexander hamilton d. none of the above

The correct answer is b: president Adams and Alexander Hamilton.

Explanation:

John Adams and Alexander Hamilton had big differences between them that led to the split of the Federalist Party during Adams' administration, which took place from 1797 until 1801.

During that period of time, Hamilton lost political power and because of this he wrote a scathing criticism of Adams' performance as president. The combination of all disagreements finally led to the split of the Federalist Party in two, the supporters of Hamilton, known as the High Federalist, and the Adams' supporters. This event helped to give the victory to Jefferson.

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