Alexander Hamilton proposed that the President should serve a term of life, but with the condition of good behavior, effectively making the position a lifetime appointment. For Senators, he suggested a term of seven years. Hamilton believed these longer terms would provide stability and continuity in governance, allowing leaders to focus on long-term policies without the constant pressure of re-election.
True.
Alexander Hamilton was elected to two terms, but died in a duel two years before the compleation of his second term.
Alexander Hamilton believed that the president should serve a fixed term of four years, with the possibility of reelection. He argued that this would provide a balance between stability and accountability, allowing the president to gain experience while still being answerable to the electorate. Hamilton was wary of extending terms too long, fearing that it could lead to tyranny or the emergence of a monarchy. Overall, he advocated for a system that combined effective governance with democratic principles.
Marshall. Washington was President from 1789 to 1797. John Marshall became Chief Justice at the end of John Adams' term as President in 1801.
According to Alexander Hamilton, a national bank would serve the country by stabilizing the economy, providing a uniform currency, and facilitating government transactions. He believed it would promote economic growth by lending to businesses and individuals, thereby fostering commerce and industry. Additionally, Hamilton argued that the bank would help manage the nation's debt and provide a secure place for federal funds, ultimately strengthening the federal government's financial position and credibility.
True.
alexander hamilton
secretary of the treasury
Alexander Hamilton was elected to two terms, but died in a duel two years before the compleation of his second term.
John Jay. James Madison became President and Secretary of State, Alexander Hamilton Secretary of the Treasury.
No. James Madison was not in the first cabinet. (Thomas Jefferson was.)
Alexander Hamilton believed that the president should serve a fixed term of four years, with the possibility of reelection. He argued that this would provide a balance between stability and accountability, allowing the president to gain experience while still being answerable to the electorate. Hamilton was wary of extending terms too long, fearing that it could lead to tyranny or the emergence of a monarchy. Overall, he advocated for a system that combined effective governance with democratic principles.
Marshall. Washington was President from 1789 to 1797. John Marshall became Chief Justice at the end of John Adams' term as President in 1801.
It served the purpose of becoming president or getting revenge on someone else. For example, Aaron Burr felt that Alexander Hamilton had disrespected him. A duel was the only answer as far as Burr was concerned. Each man chose a pistol and stood back to back. They turned and fired to each other. When the smoke cleared, Alexander Hamilton lay dead. An illustrious career was ended with a single shot.
The vice president serves as president of the senate. There are 100 Senators, and if there is ever a tie in the senate, the vice president gets to cast the winning vote. If the vice president is not available, somebody else will serve, he is called the president pro tempore.
The senators of the United States serve for a 6 year term.
100 senators