Because he thought it was the future (which he was right about)
Hamilton believed that by accepting these debts and their full value, the wealthy creditors, banker, and merchants who owned the bonds would have a stake int he federal government`s success and enough cinfidence in its finical stability to loan it money in the future.
Arabs and Jews both received wartime promises from Great Britain that they believed meant that they would receive the land of the future Mandate of Palestine. In the Arab case, this promise was the Hussein-McMahon Correspondence of 1915 and in the Jewish case, this promise was the Balfour Declaration of 1917.
Alexander Hamilton supported Jay's Treaty, viewing it as a necessary measure to maintain peace with Great Britain and strengthen the young United States' international standing. He believed the treaty would help stabilize the economy by fostering trade and securing important concessions from Britain. Despite criticism from opponents who saw it as overly conciliatory, Hamilton argued that it was a pragmatic step to avoid war and solidify the nation's future.
Alexander Hamilton's most important contribution as a founding father was establishing the financial foundation of the United States. As the first Secretary of the Treasury, he implemented a system of federal banking, created the First Bank of the United States, and set up a federal currency. His economic policies, including the assumption of state debts and the promotion of manufacturing, helped stabilize the fledgling economy and laid the groundwork for future economic growth. Hamilton's vision of a strong central government and financial system significantly influenced the nation's development.
In the future, we could probably get resources from Neptune, but right now, i don't believe there is anything important about it.
Because we will eventually run out of natural resources
Arthur Hamilton Gilmore has written: 'A naval reserve of the future (1869)'
Present: I believe Past: I believed Future: I will believe
Will believe.
Alexander Hamilton was a believer in a strong military equaling a strong country. He believed that America, a country born through a war, would grow strong and stable as long as it had a strong military.
Because he thought it was the future (which he was right about)
The United States and The Soviet Union dissagreed on the Future of Eastern Europe.
Alexander Hamilton
what you believe in
Alexander Hamilton believed it was crucial to pay off the national debt to establish the credibility and financial stability of the young United States. By honoring debts, both domestic and foreign, he aimed to gain the trust of investors and create a strong foundation for future economic growth. Additionally, paying off the debt would unify the states, fostering a sense of national identity and encouraging cooperation among them. Hamilton saw a sound financial system as vital for ensuring the nation's independence and prosperity.
Kenneth Hamilton Condit has written: 'Future of mechanization in production management' -- subject(s): Factory management, Machinery