Which of the following was true of Washington's Farewell Address?

A) Washington indicated his belief that Congress plays a secondary role to the president in the making of foreign policy.
B) Washington attempted to portray the Republican opposition as dangerous and misguided.
C) Washington attempted to undermine Alexander Hamilton's chance of succeeding him as president.
D) Washington indicated his belief that the United States should actively ally with Great Britain against the French menace.

In Washington's Farewell Address, he warned against the dangers of political parties and attempted to portray the Republican opposition (led by Thomas Jefferson) as dangerous and misguided, suggesting that they would lead to the destruction of the country. He did not indicate a belief in Congress playing a secondary role to the president in foreign policy, undermine Hamilton's chances of succeeding him as president, or specifically advocate for an alliance with Great Britain against the French menace.