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What was Thomas Jefferson's opinion of the French Revolution? a)He admired the revolution's principals. b)He was suspicious of the leaders of the revolution c)He felt …

What was Thomas Jefferson's opinion of the French Revolution? a)He admired the revolution's principals. b)He was suspicious of the leaders of the revolution c)He felt …
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What was Thomas Jefferson's opinion of the French Revolution?

a)He admired the revolution's principals.
b)He was suspicious of the leaders of the revolution
c)He felt it was a much better revolution than the American Revolution.
d)He was frightened by the lower class's involvement in the revolution.

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A. because he advocated for America to help the French, before Washington's statement of neutrality
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