Question
Why did Jefferson oppose Hamilton's plan for creating a national bank? Select TWO answers.(2 points) Responses Jefferson believed that a national bank would give the federal government too much power. Jefferson believed that a national bank would give the federal government too much power. Jefferson felt a national bank was necessary for the government to collect taxes and pay its bills. Jefferson felt a national bank was necessary for the government to collect taxes and pay its bills. Jefferson believed that Americans would protest if a national bank was established. Jefferson believed that Americans would protest if a national bank was established. Jefferson argued that Congress did not have the constitutional authority to establish a national bank.
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The two correct answers for why Jefferson opposed Hamilton's plan for creating a national bank are:
1. **Jefferson believed that a national bank would give the federal government too much power.**
2. **Jefferson argued that Congress did not have the constitutional authority to establish a national bank.**
These positions reflect Jefferson's concerns about the potential overreach of federal power and his strict interpretation of the Constitution.
1. **Jefferson believed that a national bank would give the federal government too much power.**
2. **Jefferson argued that Congress did not have the constitutional authority to establish a national bank.**
These positions reflect Jefferson's concerns about the potential overreach of federal power and his strict interpretation of the Constitution.