Formation of the Democratic-Republican Party

During the late 18th century, the formation of political parties in the United States marked a significant development in American political life. As the country emerged from the Revolutionary War, differences in opinion about the direction of the nation, including issues such as governance, economic policy, and foreign relations, led to the creation of the first political parties. Which of the following political parties was primarily founded by Thomas Jefferson and advocated for agrarian interests and a strict interpretation of the Constitution?