Why should George Washington, among other Founders of our nation, have been so opposed to political parties? a. Because the Constitution made clear the dangers of partisanship in government. b. Because political parties during the early years of the republic were both strong and centralized. c. Because disputes over policies and elections were not easily separated from disputes over governmental legitimacy. d. Because political parties during the early years of the Republic represented clear, homogeneous economic interests. e. Because Washington was concerned that Hamilton would win the White House as a result of party mobilization.

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