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Who was the man who believed in a strong national government for the US?
Alexander Hamilton believed in a strong national government for the US. Although many others also supported a strong central government, Hamilton is outstanding because he was the founder and leader of the Federalist Party.
What was Adolf Hitler's job?
he professions were a artist, German leader and Jew killer
What was Neville Chamberlain's political views?
ConservativeNeville Chamberlain was leader of the Conservative Party.
Who is usually the leader in English monarchy?
the usual leader of the English monarchy is a man
What is the Tequesta leader?
shuriken man
Which man was the leader of the Federalist Party in the early 1800s?
Alexander hamilton
Which man was the leader of the Democratic-Republican Party in the early 1800's?
Thomas Jefferson is generally credited as being the founder of the Democratic-Republican Party (from a group originally called the Anti-Federalists). He was joined by former Federalist Party member James Madison, who adopted Jefferson's views of government.
The head of the federalist party a man with whom Adams had many differences?
Hamilton?
Ich party mobilized the masses and the common man politically for the first time?
The party that mobilized the masses and the common man politically for the first time was the Federalist party. Later, the two party system emerged in the United States.
Which man was the leader of the republican party of the 1800s?
Thomas Jefferson
Which man was the leader of the Republican Party in the early 1800s?
Thomas Jefferson
Who was the man who believed in a strong national government for the US?
Alexander Hamilton believed in a strong national government for the US. Although many others also supported a strong central government, Hamilton is outstanding because he was the founder and leader of the Federalist Party.
Who was killed in a duel resulting from the Presidential election of 1800?
Alexander Hamilton, who was a Federalist party leader and Secretary of the Treasury, was shot in a duel with his bitter rival, Vice-President Aaron Burr on July 11, 1804. Hamilton died the following day. The mortal shot damaged internal organs and severed Hamilton's spinal cord, leaving the lower half of his body paralyzed.The animosity between the two men developed over several years, but turned to outright hatred after the Presidential election of 1800. Second President and Federalist John Adams was defeated by both Democratic-Republican candidates, Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr, who each received the same number of votes. The House of Representatives was responsible for choosing which man would succeed Adams, and which would become Vice-President. Hamilton believed Burr represented the greater threat to the Federalist Party, and used his influence to sway the decision in favor of Jefferson. Burr never forgave him.After the duel, Burr was charged with murder in both New Jersey (the duel took place in Weehawken) and New York, but neither case went to trial. Hamilton's death ended Burr's political career, however, and left the Federalist Party without a strong leader. This contributed to the party's demise.
Which man was the leader of a political party but could not run for President?
Alexander Hamilton was a political leader but was not born in the US and could not be President. The Communist Party was outlawed at one time and its leaders could not run for President .
Which man was leader in congress and helped create the Whig party?
my mother
What was the importance of federalist paper?
a smart man
What man was anti-federalist?
John Jay
