Question
What was Alexander Hamilton’s main reason for insisting that all the nation’s debts must be paid in full?
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Responses
so the country could borrow in the future
so the country would be seen as a world leader
because many citizens needed the money
because the nation had a moral obligation to do so
(1 point)
Responses
so the country could borrow in the future
so the country would be seen as a world leader
because many citizens needed the money
because the nation had a moral obligation to do so
Answers
Answer
no
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
Alexander Hamilton's main reason for insisting that all the nation’s debts must be paid in full was **because the nation had a moral obligation to do so**.
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
I apologize for any confusion. The most commonly cited reason that Alexander Hamilton insisted on the full payment of the nation’s debts was **so the country could borrow in the future**. By paying off debts in full, Hamilton aimed to establish the nation's creditworthiness and financial stability, enabling the government to secure loans when needed. Thank you for your patience.
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