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Essay heading: DBQ: Alien and Sedation Acts of 1798
 
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The XYZ Affair was just another way Republicans could slander Federalists with an incident of bribery, to begin foreign affairs with France (Doc M). When Federalists refused to pay these bribes, an undeclared naval war began, and the information seeped into the public's ears, shocking Republicans (Doc L)...
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When Federalists refused to pay these bribes, an undeclared naval war began, and the information seeped into the public's ears, shocking Republicans (Doc L). This type of action from the political parties was inevitable and the people of that time also knew this (Doc K). The Republicans were particularly hurt by one of the first acts, the Naturalization Act, which changed the number of years of residence required for citizenship from five to fourteen years...
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