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Hamilton wanted a strong central government, but Jefferson believed that it was the right of the people to rule their economy.
Hamilton believed it was all in the industries while Jefferson believed and favored more the agricultural economy
No, it was Jefferson.
Hamilton wanted to promote the growth of manufacturing and commerce. Jefferson disagreed because he was worried about depending too much on a business and manufacturing economy.
Jefferson disliked Hamilton because they were political rivals and had opposing views
Jefferson thought it could work. In other words, Jefferson sided with Hamilton.
They differed on many points, but one of the most prominent is that Hamilton advocated a strong Central Bank whereas Jefferson rejected the notion.
Foreign Policy:- Hamilton wanted the U.S to ally with Britain. - Jefferson wanted the U.S to ally with France.Fiscal Policy:- Hamilton wanted a central bank to govern the nation's finances.- Jefferson distrusted banks and central authority, ergo he disliked the bank.Slavery:- Hamilton supported the abolition of slavery.- Jefferson owned slaves and allowed it to spread west (despite personal disgust at slavery)
George Washington favored Hamilton over Jefferson because George and Hamilton were both Republicans
by making a better economy by helping others so that others help the them to make there economy better
As a federalist, Hamilton wanted a strong national/federal governament, while Jefferson favored state governaments. Hamilton favored Britain, America's major trading partner, as according to the foreign policy, while Jefferson liked France, the U.S.'s first ally. Hamilton wanted the economy brought up on Manufacturing and Industry, and Jefferson thought farming was best.
because he was black I think it's fair to ignore the first answerer. There's no real reason that I'm aware of except that they simply disagreed about nearly everything. Jefferson wanted to spread the power, but Hamilton wanted to keep amongst a few elites. Jefferson feared tyranny, but Hamilton feared anarchy. Jefferson was free and creative, but Hamilton was neat and organized. Jefferson wore plainer clothes; Hamilton dressed more formally. Jefferson supported farming; Hamilton, manufacturing. Jefferson = strict construction; Hamilton = loose construction. The list goes on.