Tension grew enormously between Hamilton and Jefferson and developed into a political battle and two major parties formed; the Jeffersonians, led by Jefferson, and the Federalists led by Hamilton. The Federalists supporters were wealthy, from the north, and believed in strong central government, while the Jeffersonians believed in state’s rights and were made up of farmers from the south...
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Hamilton favored the rich hoping the upper class would lend to the government and prosperity would trickle down to the masses. Hamilton wanted to accomplish a strong central government, weaker states, and the creation of the Bank of United States.
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Hamilton And Jefferson Debates One of the most significant things Hamilton did was propose the idea of a national bank that would be funded by the federal government and private investors, and that would also issue money and handle all government funds...	3 / 763
Hamilton and Jefferson The Federalists promoted in helping industry grow such as factories, in the newly formed United States. Democratic-Republicans thought that the United States should support the farming industry...	1 / 253
Alexander Hamilton Tension grew enormously between Hamilton and Jefferson and developed into a political battle and two major parties formed; the Jeffersonians, led by Jefferson, and the Federalists led by Hamilton...	2 / 334
jefferson and hamilton Jefferson also argued that no where in the Constitution was it written to establish a bank which Hamilton greatly opposed. Hamilton argued that because of the large amount of facts, more authority had to be implied on general parts of the Constitution...	2 / 332