Alexander Hamilton

alexander hamilton wanted a government only governed by few elite men while jefferson wanted it to be ruled by more so there was no corruption in the government. Alexander saw people as selfish while jefferson wasa a believer in the "common man"

After a long fight in Congress, Hamilton managed to reorganize Federal and State debts and managed to raise Government income by curtailing the widespread smuggling and the institution of taxes, the tax on whiskey becoming a major source of revenue.

No, Hamilton supported a loose interpretation of the Constitution.

He believed in a very limited Government. You can get many of his views and writings from Gutenberg press. The vast majority of our founding fathers wanted a very weak central Government. They viewed the Federal Government as a needed evil.

They were afraid of a strong central government with economic powers controlled by the rich. He made a deal with them. He was responsible for creating the First Bank of the United States modeled on the Bank of England. Jefferson and Madison collaborated against Hamilton's Federalist Party in the 1790's.

Yes

Alexander Hamilton had a number of qualifications for the states he wanted to be part of the United States of America. He believed that the states should have strong governments that could protect both their citizens and their rights. He also believed that the states should have a strong economic base, so that they could remain a viable member of the union. Hamilton's qualifications for the states were as follows:

• Population: Hamilton believed that states should have a sufficient population in order to be able to contribute to the Union. He also thought it would be beneficial if the population was diverse, so that it could represent a variety of perspectives.
• Economy: Hamilton wanted the states to have a strong economy, so that they could support the Union financially. He also wanted the states to have a strong trade network, so that they could benefit from commerce with other states.
• Government: Hamilton wanted the states to have functioning governments that could protect the rights of their citizens and promote the interests of the Union.

Hamilton's qualifications for the states were a reflection of his vision for a successful union of states. His qualifications have been a major influence on the United States since its founding, and have been used as a model for forming unions in other countries around the world.

Alexander Hamilton had a relatively small close circle of friends. Some of his notable friends included John Laurens, Marquis de Lafayette, and George Washington. While he had many acquaintances and colleagues throughout his political career, he was known to have a few intimate and trusted friends.

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The "United" States had just received its independence via the Treaty of Paris signing on September 3, 1783 with follow-up ratifications through mid-1784. The states were in debt. The nation was in debt to the states because of needs for the war. The nation was in debt to other nations for millions of dollars of borrowed loans. The military didn't get paid...the officers didn't get paid. States were laying tariffs for goods coming in from other states. States were beginning to explore relationships on their own with other countries for commerce advantages, etc. In summary, it was a mess and definitely we were a group of states, not a united States.

When Hamilton became Secretary of the Treasury, he knew that the wealthy would find ways to build further wealth. He came up with an economic program...for many decades called the Hamilton Economic System...that gave incentives to the wealthy to help the united States develop respect with other nations by assuming all the states and national debt. It gave the wealthy increased confidence in getting paid on existing loans and gave them a decent return on their investment.

As a result, the wealthy now were interested in the national government succeeding. This worked so well from 1790 to 1793 that the U.S. bonds were trading at the highest premium above par of all nations bonds. Hamilton created the full faith and credit of the United States out of a dismal situation.

Many of the leaders of the day fought Hamilton on his ideas and maligned them every day. Some of those comments still are used to characterize Alexander Hamilton although he was America's genius that UNITED the States and created the economic system that led us to superpower status decade by decade from then.

Jefferson was actually an Economic ignoramus compared to anyone. Compared to Hamilton he wasn't even worth consideration.

No, it was Jefferson.

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No. Hamilton lost a duel with the Vice President of the US, Aaron Burr. Hamilton had said something about Burr at a dinner party, which got back to Burr. Hamilton refused to retract the statement or apologize, so Burr challenged him to a duel.

Exactly what Hamilton said is not completely clear. Polite histories and biographies try to claim that the dispute grew from their rivalry in New York state politics. Others say that what Hamilton said was that Burr was having an incestuous sexual relationship with his adult daughter, Theodosia Burr.

Hamilton had been acting strangely for several years before the duel. In 1797 or thereabouts he publicly confessed, by publishing long, detailed letters in newspapers across America, to having an extra-marital affair with Mrs. Reynolds. He did this even though he had not been caught at it. This very public confession must have been extremely mortifying to his wife, a rich heiress of the New York Schuyler family, and their eight children.

Hamilton lingered for a day and a half after being shot in the duel. The night before the duel he had written another long letter, which newspapers published in full, which made him seem somehow like a victim to the people. That, coupled with Jefferson's vendetta against Burr a few years later, attempting to get Burr convicted of treason, have branded Burr a villain in the eyes of most historians. Jefferson could never forgive that Burr had tied him in the electoral college vote totals in the election of 1800. At that time the candidate who got the most votes became president and the second place finisher became vice president. Because the electoral college was tied, the selection of the next president went into the Congress, where Burr had many more friends than Jefferson. People were afraid of Jefferson, who seemed just a little bit crazy. All Burr would have had to do was say the word and he would have been selected president instead of Jefferson. But Burr had given his promise to Jefferson to run as vice president, and would not say the word. Nevertheless, Jefferson thought Burr a dangerous rival and dumped him from the ticket in 1804.

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Hamilton did not he supported manufactoring and trade in the U.S.

Hamilton was against Jefferson

For one, they both hated each other, so that complicated things. But also, Jefferson was an anti-federalist, he believed that the powers of the federal government were limited to what explicitly stated in the constitution, and the Bank, which would give the federal government significant power over the economy, was a big no-no.

Aaron burr killed him in a duel

Jefferson.

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Alexander Hamilton was a successful Secretary of the Treasury due to his visionary financial policies and strong leadership. He established a solid financial foundation for the young United States by creating a national bank, consolidating state debts, and implementing a federal excise tax. His strategies promoted economic growth and stability, attracting investors and fostering public confidence in the government's financial system. Additionally, Hamilton's ability to navigate political opposition and build coalitions helped secure the passage of his financial programs.

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national bank, establish credit of US, new national debt, Whiskey Tax, national army to protect tariffs,

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