English, 12.04.2021 19:30, buiratsamah

How do Adams’ opinions on the French Revolution differ from Jefferson’s, according to the letter? Question 1 options:

A. Adams supported Napoleon’s rise to power, whereas Jefferson supported the revolution in France to dethrone him.

B. Adams thought the French Revolution would not succeed, whereas Jefferson believed in its ideals and success.

C. Jefferson saw the similarities between the French and American revolutions, whereas Adams thought they were completely different.

D. Jefferson predicted a peaceful democratic revolution in France, whereas Adams predicted that the aristocracy would remain in power.

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