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What was a response to Alexander Hamilton's domestic policies?
The Whiskey Rebillion
Which was a direct attack against Alexander Hamilton's policies?
The Whiskey Rebellion
Which of these groups most likely supported the political ideas and the policies of Alexander hamilton?
business owners
What policies did Alexander the Great use to control his empire?
He screwed athenian aquired got spartan money
Who benefited from Alexander Hamilton's financial policies?
The wealthy.Please go to cocoacool.webs.com IT WILL BE VERY INTERESTING :) ahahahaha
What did Alexander Hamiltons major money policies and programs seriously threaten?
he hated poloticts
Can you use discontent in a sentence?
The workers expressed their discontent with the new company policies by organizing a strike.
Repressive czarist policies led to?
Repressive Czarist policies lead to stability and order, but discontent about loss of freedom.
Expalin how jefferson and hamiltons voew on human nature effected their position on specific policies?
Jefferson and Hamilton's view of human nature affected their position on specific policies during wartimes.
Hamiltons aggressive financial policies of paying off all federal bonds and taking on all state debts?
Funding and assumption.
Why did Madison and Jefferson lead the opposition to Hamiltons policies?
they differed on whether the speculators, or the original debt holders, should become the chief beneficiaries.
Alexander Solzhenitsyn is best known for?
denouncing soviet policies
What was a response to Alexander Hamilton's domestic policies?
The Whiskey Rebillion
Which was a direct attack against Alexander Hamilton's policies?
The Whiskey Rebellion
Who did George Washington put in charge of economic policies?
Alexander Hamilton
Which party formed in the 1790s to support the policies of Alexander Hamilton?
Federalist Party
What was Alexander Hamiltons opinion about the length of a presidential term?
Alexander Hamilton believed that a longer presidential term would provide stability and continuity in governance. In Federalist No. 70, he argued that a strong executive needed sufficient time to implement policies and respond to crises effectively. He favored a term of four years, believing it would allow a president to gain the experience necessary for effective leadership while also being short enough to hold them accountable to the public.
