What was the most pressing problem that Secretary of Treasury, Alexander Hamilton, was tasked with handling? (1 point)

Question

• National debt from the Revolutionary War.
• Formation of political parties
• British soldiers still stationed in land they technically gave up
• Uprisings like Shays' Rebellion.

Answer 1

The most pressing problem that Secretary of Treasury, Alexander Hamilton, was tasked with handling was the national debt from the Revolutionary War.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

The answer is: National debt from the Revolutionary War.

Answer 4

Which of the following options best describes Thomas Jefferson's views on the formation of a national bank?
(1 point)
• Jefferson was opposed to the bank because he did not want it to be in Philadelphia but somewhere in the South.
• Jefferson was opposed to the bank because he thought it was unconstitutional.
• Jefferson supported the bank because he thought it would increase the power of the federal government.
• Jefferson supported the bank because he saw it as a way to reduce the national debt.

Answer 5

Thomas Jefferson was opposed to the formation of a national bank because he thought it was unconstitutional.

Answer 6

What’s the answer please

Answer 7

The answer is: Jefferson was opposed to the bank because he thought it was unconstitutional.

Answer 8

What did the Alien & Sedition Acts NOT do? (1 point)
Make it a crime to speak out against the gov't
• They made the US safer
• Make it more difficult for immigrants to gain the right to vote
• Make it harder for immigrants to become US citizens

Answer 9

The Alien & Sedition Acts did not make the US safer.