Answer:
The War Party opposed the meeting, while the Peace Party favored holding the meeting.
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
Consultation was the meeting that was held in Texas and they talked about the revolution of Texas against Mexico. The war party wanted to complete independence from Mexico and didn't want no interference with Texas by the Mexican government.
As the peace party wanted Texas to be a part of Mexico only, but they wanted this only under the constitution of Mexico. So war party didn't want the meeting to take place where as the peace party was in favor of the meeting to be held at.
Answer:
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b George Washington and Benjamin Franklin
c Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin
d Thomas Jefferson and James Madison
D is the correct answer, given the choices presented.
However, a MORE correct answer would be Andrew Jackson, given the schisms that occurred in the party structures between founding and the 1830s.
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