How did Thomas Jefferson support the colonies?

Answer 1

he wanted rich, well-educated people to rule and he was a strict constructionist which meant that he wanted rules to stick to the constitution. The elastic clause is an amendment that says people can add whatever rules they think are necessary for the country. Jefferson and the other members of the democratic-republican party. They favored strict construction, a weak central government, low tarrifs (tax) and low spending. He imagined America to be made of small farms. on the other hand, the federalists favored loose construction, high taxes, a strong central government, and buildings and industry.

Answer 2

Thomas Jefferson was a federalist who supported the constitution and a strong national government. He helped the colonies by writing the federalist papers (a series of 85 essays) to reason with people why the constitution was better

Answer 3

Thomas was a supporter of the constitution and was a federalist with a strict interpreter of the constitution

Answer 4

Farmers and peasants

Answer 5

Strong state government