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Jefferson was the founder of the democratic party
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Who was the founder of the political party?
Jefferson
Who was the founder of each political party?
Jefferson
Who was the founder of the national right to life?
Dr. Mildred Jefferson
Was Thomas Jefferson the founder of Virginia University?
Thomas Jefferson founded it -- The University of Virginia.
Thomas Jefferson was one of the leaders in what party?
Jefferson was the founder of the democratic party
Who was the Co-founder with Jefferson of the political party opposing the federalists?
James Madison
Who was the founder of the Democratic party?
Thomas Jefferson is generally credited as being the founder of the Democratic-Republican Party (from a group originally called the Anti-Federalists). He was joined by former Federalist Party member James Madison, who adopted Jefferson's views of government.
Who was the founder of the democratic republican?
Thomas Jefferson is generally credited as being the founder of the Democratic-Republican Party (from a group originally called the Anti-Federalists). He was joined by former Federalist Party member James Madison, who adopted Jefferson's views of government.
Thomas Jefferson's accomplishments?
Third President of the U.s., Author of Declaration of Independence, founder of University of Virginia
Who is Andrew Jefferson?
Andrew Jefferson is the co-founder and CEO of The 6Ds Company in Delaware. Prior to founding 6Ds, Jefferson was the CEO of Vital Home Services.
Which president designed the campus of the university of Virginia?
Woodrow Wilson attended the U of VA but did not graduate there.
Co-founder with Jefferson of the political party opposing the Federalists?
James Madison was the co-founder, along with Thomas Jefferson, of the political party opposing the Federalists, known as the Democratic-Republicans. They formed the party in response to their disagreements with the policies of the Federalist Party, particularly their view of a strong central government. Madison and Jefferson advocated for states' rights and a more limited role for the federal government.
