Which statement best describes the viewpoint of Thomas Jefferson's Democratic-Republican Party?

They wanted a powerful national government to manage all economic activity.

They believed a strong army was more important than a strong economy.

They favored more power for state governments and a society of farmers.

They argued that the President should have the authority of a monarch.

A supporter of the Democratic-Republican party in the 1790s would most likely have agreed with which of the following ideas?

The country's future depends on its farmers.

A national bank is essential for the economy.

The federal government should have supreme authority.

Manufacturing is the most honorable profession.

The committee that designed the capital city

The Democratic-Republican Party