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fatcion i. Opposing groups within a party
Hamilton's View of Manufacturing and farming wanted America to model itself like Britain and to wanted gov to encourage manufacturing and trade
Jefferson's View of Manufacturing and Farming Thought farmers and merchants were the “backbone of the country b. He thought that manufacturing companies would give all power to those rich Americans who could possibly corrupt society
Hamiltom's View on Federal and Sate Power Wanted federal gov to have more power that state gov b/c of there was a needed increase of commerce
Jefferson's View on Federal and State Power Wanted federal gov to have more power that state gov b/c of there was a needed increase of commerce
Hamilton's view on the Constitution Looser interpretation b. He believed the constitution gave the Congress power to make ALL laws c. Necessary to collect taxes and pay bills: BANK
Jefferson's views of the Constitution Did not want a national bank b/c it was unconstitutional b. Any power not specifically given to the federal gov belongs to the states
Federalist i. Supporter of the Constitution who favored a strong federal government
Democratic Republican i. Supporters of Thomas Jefferson
Newspapers and Political Rivalrys different newspapers taking sides on the election and enfluencing the voters opinions
Election 1796: Canadates a. Republicans i. Thomas Jefferson: President ii. Aaron Burr: V.P. b. Federalists i. John Adams: President ii. Thomas Pickney: V.P.
Election 1796: Results i. John Adams: President ii. Thomas Jefferson: V.P.
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