Question

question 11
which founding father created the democratic republicans?
alexander hamilton
thomas jefferson
george washington
abraham lincoln
question 12
the federalists & democratic- republicans shared very different views on how the country should be governed. the federalists believed in a government that was:
all of the above
wanted a strong central government devoted to unity of the country
supported hamiltons financial plan for the nations debt
favored a loose interpretation of the constitution

Explanation:

Question 11

To determine which founding father created the Democratic - Republicans, we analyze each option:

• Alexander Hamilton was a Federalist, not the creator of the Democratic - Republicans.
• Thomas Jefferson, along with James Madison, created the Democratic - Republican Party.
• George Washington was not associated with creating the Democratic - Republicans.
• Abraham Lincoln was not a founding father and was part of a different political era.

To answer about the Federalists' view of government:

• The Federalists wanted a strong central government for national unity.
• They supported Alexander Hamilton's financial plan to deal with the nation's debt.
• They favored a loose interpretation of the Constitution to give the federal government more power. Since all these statements about Federalist beliefs are correct, the answer is "all of the above".

Answer:

B. Thomas Jefferson

Question 12