John Randolph Became an "Old Republican" and Supported

John Randolph became an "Old Republican" and supported

A) the faction of the Republican party known as the Nationalist Republicans, who promoted a strong federal government.
B) many new taxes and tariffs to help build the American economy following the end of the War of 1812.
C) Federalist's efforts to industrialize the United States in an effort to become a commercial and industrial world power.
D) Thomas Jefferson's efforts to end slavery and return to the early colonial systems of indentured servitude.
E) an agrarian society rooted in slavery and opposed any strengthening of the federal government at the expense of state power.