Which of the following best describes John Adams's view of, and relationship to, the Federalist Party?- As president, he was the leading Federalist; therefore, he dictated the party's policy on all issues.- He enjoyed widespread support and got along well with key Federalists.- Though he was president, he had to follow policy directives from the party, even in those cases in which he disagreed with the Federalists.- Though as president he was the leading Federalist, he disagreed with the party on several key economic and foreign-policy issues.

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