An american leader who opposed the french revolution was george washington. samuel adams. thomas jefferson. napoleon bonaparte.

Option A.

Explanation:

George Washington, is the right answer.

At the time when the French Revolution broke out the Americans were in a process to rebuild the broken connection with Great Britain. The main reason for this was the stability of trade which was very crucial for the economy of America. Accordingly, many of the then U.S. President G. Washington and some of the Federalist leaders viewed the French revolution as an instance of destructive turmoil. Therefore, the Americans chose economic relations with Great Britain besides consolation for the French revolutionaries.

answer; (d) none of the above;