Development of Political Parties in Early U.S. History

During the late 18th century, the political landscape of the United States began to evolve significantly. Following the ratification of the Constitution, differing perceptions on the role and power of the federal government led to the formation of distinct political groups. These groups sought to represent varying interests and ideologies in the new nation. Among these early political factions, which group was founded primarily by Thomas Jefferson and advocated for agrarian interests, strict interpretation of the Constitution, and a limited federal government?