Alexander Hamilton favored a strong

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  1. Alexander Hamilton favored a strong federal government because he believed it would benefit the economy. As a result of this
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  2. please make this one sentenceDuring this time, views on federal power were divided between the Federalist Party, led by
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  3. led by Alexander Hamilton favored a strong central government supported by businessmen, bankers, and merchants Which early
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  4. Alexander Hamilton by Ester PavaoTo understand the complicated life of Alexander Hamilton, understanding the culture of his time
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  5. How did Alexander Hamilton's views on national policy differ from those of Thomas Jefferson?Hamilton wanted to protect the
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  6. rephrase this1) Economic policy: The Federalist Party, led by Alexander Hamilton, favored a strong centralized government and a
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  7. please make it one sentenceViews on federal power during this time were divided between the Federalist Party and the
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  8. How did Alexander Hamilton's views on national policy differ from those of Thomas Jefferson?A Hamilton wanted higher prices on
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  9. Match the correct options to whether the viewpoint was held by Alexander Hamilton or Thomas Jefferson.Preferred lower tariffs
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  10. Which of the following people favored a loose interpretation of the Constitution?(1 point)Responses Alexander Hamilton Alexander
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