The Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans viewed the French Revolution differently.Which of the following statements represents the view held by most Democratic-Republicans?a.) They considered Jay's Treaty a betrayal of France and protested in the streets.b.) They argued that the opposing party's policies would lead the United States to anarchy.c.) They believed the violence of the French Revolution highlighted the dangers of direct democracy.d.) They supported concessions to Great Britain in order to maintain close trade relations.

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