Question

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the federalists and the democratic-republicans emerged as separate political parties partly as a result of disagreement over —
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○ how the nation should develop economically

○ whether to enforce the monroe doctrine

○ how the nation should admit new states

○ whether to approve the declaration of independence

Explanation:

The Federalists, led by Alexander Hamilton, favored a strong central government and an economy based on manufacturing and trade. The Democratic - Republicans, led by Thomas Jefferson, favored a more agrarian economy and a weaker central government. Their differences in economic vision were a significant factor in their emergence as separate political parties.
The Monroe Doctrine was issued in 1823, long after the Federalist and Democratic - Republican parties had emerged. The issue of admitting new states was more of a later 19th - century concern related to the balance of free and slave states. The Declaration of Independence was approved in 1776, well before the formation of these two major political parties in the 1790s.

Answer:

how the nation should develop economically