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Alexander Hamilton Thomas Jefferson Conflicts
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The Federalist Party was formed, in 1792, largely to pass Hamilton's fiscal program. They were opposed by Thomas Jefferson and what is is now Democratic-Republican Party They conflict was due to Hamilton's urban, financial, and industrial g...
Thomas Jefferson supported･ 1. States rights over federal ･ 2. Small federal government ･ 3. Paying down national debt ･ 4. Individuals participating in government ･ 1. Federal government over states ･ 2. Bigger federal government ･ 3...
Hamilton favored a strong central government, with reduced power for the states. He also backed industrialization and manufacturing, leading to extensive international trade. He opposed slavery from his earliest days. Jefferson believed the...
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Because they both had different ideas as to how the United States should develop. Jefferson wanted the US to remain basically an agrarian nation, buying our manufactured goods from Great Britain and other European nations. Hamilton wanted t...
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it took place in the early 1790"s
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Hamilton represented the urban mercantile interests of the seaports. Jefferson spoke for the rural and southern interests.
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