The Federalists, one of the first two major parties, faded as a national force when which of the following occurred?
A. Their pro-British leanings put them on the wrong side of the War of 1812.
B. President Washington denounced them from the floor of the Senate.
C. President Adams resigned from the party while in office.
D. Their opposition to judicial review led Congress to ban them.
Answer: A
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