Which statement best describes American political attitudes toward France during the 1790s?

Democratic-Republicans generally sympathized with France, seeing the French Revolution as an extension of the American struggle against monarchy. Federalists were alarmed by the revolution’s violence and instability and worried that its ideas could threaten order in the United States. Therefore, the best description is that Democratic-Republicans supported France while Federalists feared events there.

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