Adams attempted to be fair moreover open-minded and was not hasty when it came to making decisions for the country. The political party that followed Adams would not last as long as Jefferson’s Democratic-Republican party that has lasted through modern day, due to it not having the foundation, nor care of support for it to be stable, like Jefferson had done for his party.
Even with their differences, Jefferson and Adams ended up being friends after the fact of political uprise had come to a calming slow. They would always want what was best for their country, even if they had different views on how to get it. Their creation of two different political parties would form the foundation of the country, consequently help it overall stay stable and secure.
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