** He attended the Annapolis Convention and drafted a report to get the Philadelphia Convention called. At the Philadelphia (Constitutional) Convention, he remained even when the other 2 delegates left, leaving him vote-less. When he saw that the debate for New York ratification would be bitter he devised the idea for the Federalist Papers, enlisted James Madison and John Jay (who fell sick), and wrote 50-51 essays. Federalist No. 78, one of his most famous, was cited in the Supreme Court decision Marbury v. Madison which established the process of judicial review, laid down in No. 78
** As the first Secretary of the Treasury, the national economy crisis fell to him. Luckily for the United States, Alexander Hamilton was brilliant (and I mean brilliant). He set up the entire United States economy and advocated for several measures that in the 1790s were horribly controversial. The National Bank, for one, which strengthened the national government and showed that the elastic clause was actually meant to be used. Another includes the Report on Manufactures, which called for a diversified economy centred in cities -- part of this came from watching Continental troops starve in the middle of farmland. By 1795 the national debt was paid off and the United States had good credit and a good national standing which came in helpful in foreign nations.
** He also set up the United States Mint. He knew traders and smugglers quite well from clerking in the Caribbean and that helped him to establish the Customs Service and the Coast Guard -- in 1962 we still used the protocols he wrote up.
** Lastly, his influence in the election of 1800 (which was a last effort to come on top) led to Jefferson's victory, which led to the Louisiana Purchase, not to mention his own death.
In short, Alexander Hamilton had an impact on the US in that he helped call the Constitutional Convention and get it ratified, came up with the Federalist Papers, writing 51 of them, set up the United States economic system, the US mint, the Coast Guard, and the Customs Service, and his influence in the election of 1800 led to Jefferson's victory.
Greek history was the foundation for democracy in American History.... :-)
HE WENT BILISTICK AMD KILLED EVERY BABY AND MOMMY
how did gerald ford affect american history
The newly created Bank of the United States helped stableize the economy.
The hurricane of 1620 affected American history because in that time the Mayflower was sailing through the ocean when it made contact with the hurricane. The Mayflower was forced to land in Massachusetts.
Greek history was the foundation for democracy in American History.... :-)
because Alexandra had murderd Egypt and caple of country's
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HE WENT BILISTICK AMD KILLED EVERY BABY AND MOMMY
The newly created Bank of the United States helped stabilize the economy.
how did gerald ford affect american history
Conflicts within Washington's cabinet, such as those between Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson, led to the formation of the first political parties in the United States. Hamilton's Federalist party and Jefferson's Democratic-Republican party emerged from these disagreements over issues such as the national debt, the role of the federal government, and foreign policy. These divisions shaped American politics for years to come, influencing policies and elections.
They invented Democracy. Also, they once conquered most of the known world under Alexander the Great.
The newly created Bank of the United States helped stableize the economy.
history has an effect on every person in the world depending on if u are native american white black etc
before you get this conclusion, you should know what made the USA, the history of American Immigration.
I agree that it's a conspiracy fostered by historians (and those who write the history books), but the fact is that most people just don't affect human history.