How did Hamilton view the “revolutionary justice” that sometimes claimed innocent lives?A.As regrettable, but unavoidable, casualties of warB.As proof of the superiority of the Americans over the FrenchC.As proof that the Revolution was not truly being waged for libertyD.As a kind of cleansing fire

Assessment: Competing Visions JEFFERSON'S AND HAMILTON'S REACTIONS TO THE FRENCH REVOLUTION3 tries left2. How did Hamilton view the “revolutionary justice” that sometimes claimed innocent lives?A.As regrettable, but unavoidable, casualties of warB.As proof of the superiority of the Americans over the FrenchC.As proof that the Revolution was not truly being waged for libertyD.As a kind of cleansing fire

1. How did Jefferson view the “revolutionary justice” that sometimes claimed innocent lives?A.As regrettable, but unavoidable, casualties of warB.As proof that the Revolution was not truly being waged for libertyC.As proof of the superiority of Americans over the FrenchD.As a kind of cleansing fire

“Revolutionary government owes to all good citizens the fullest protection the state can afford; to enemies of the people it owes nothing but death.” - Maximilien Robespierre, December 25, 1793What was the immediate result of this philosophy quoted above?Group of answer choicesA period of restored peaceA time of mass executionsAn expansion of the justice systemAn increase in taxes

What resulted from the duel between Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton?Hamilton’s deathBurr’s imprisonmentHamilton’s imprisonmentBurr’s death

Which of the following factors most contributed to Alexander Hamilton's proposed strategy outlined in this letter?A.The Democratic-Republican Party's rapidly growing political influence during the late 18th centuryB.Concerns over whether slavery should be allowed to spread into the Northwest TerritoryC.Federal attempts to silence political dissent in anticipation of a war with Great Britain or FranceD.American voters' increasing refusal to support candidates associated with huge political parties