The Democratic-Republican Societies were composed mainly of Federalists who were seeking to eliminate differences between the parties and were modeled on the debate clubs of ancient Rome.

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The Democratic-Republican Societies were composed mainly of supporters of Thomas Jefferson and were critical of Federalist policies, not seeking to eliminate differences between the parties. They were more inspired by the French Revolution than by ancient Roman debate clubs.

The Democratic-Republican Societies Were Composed Mainly of Federalists Who Were