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All of the following divided the nation in the wake of the French declaration of war against the British EXCEPT
A. western settlements.
B. commercial shipping interests.
C. revolutionary sympathy.
D. personal preference.

What did the passing of the Alien and Sedition Acts and the drafting of the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions prove?
A. that the Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans would one day cease to exist
B. that the Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans were in agreement on more policy issues than they thought
C. that both the Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans were capable of compromise in periods of political instability
D. that both the Federalists and Democratic-Republicans were susceptible to extremism in periods of political instability

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