In his Farewell Address, George Washington took which of the following positions on political parties?
A. Voters should support his party (the Federalists).
B. He condemned political parties.
C. Voters should not support Thomas Jefferson's political party.
D. He condemned Alexander Hamilton for having helped form the Federalist Party.
E. He argued for more political parties to compete for voters.
Answer: B
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