What Was Significant About the Disintegration of the Federalist Party

question 73

Multiple Choice

What was significant about the disintegration of the Federalist Party?

• A) It demonstrated that southern parties could not last in the United States.
• B) It was the last "responsible" party in the nation's history.
• C) It led to the Era of Good Feelings and eventually to the second party system.
• D) It led to the third party system and eventually to the onset of the Civil War.
• E) It led to the rise of the modern-day Republican Party.

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