The democratic republicans and the federalists were the two dominate political parties during the election of 1796. true of false

True! John Adams was Federalist and had 71 votes.

Thomas Jefferson was Democratic-Republican and had 68 votes. These two parties had the largest votes.

Question: The Democratic Republicans and the Federalists were the two dominate political parties during the election of 1796.

true

Explanation: because jefferson and john were invited to be a vice presidant

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