Differences Between Jefferson And Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton were both members of President George Washington's Cabinet. Jefferson and Hamilton had completely different views on politics. They also had different views on how people were viewed in the eyes of the government, because of this they each formed there own party. Jefferson formed the Democratic-Republicans and Hamilton formed the Federalists.
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. To help support their ideals, they adopted belief that unless it was in the Constitution, government shouldn't be able to do it. Alexander Hamilton and the Federalists supported the idea that if the Constitution …show more content…
Jefferson didn't agree with the idea of a National Bank because it was not in the Constitution. Hamilton wanted to create the National Bank of the United States. Hamilton said that the government could make a National Bank because it falls under the "necessary and proper" clause. The Clause gave the government the power to pass laws. Hamilton also stated that the writers of the Constitution could not have known that there would be a need for a National Bank.
My views on government side with both Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton. In my opinion, I believe that Hamilton had it right that the government should help support industry to help grow the country. It was views like his that made this nation the world power that it is today. In the time of Jefferson and Hamilton, I believe that Hamilton's idea of the government should be left to the educated. I do not think that holds true today. In today's age, I believe that everybody has received the education to be able to participate in the governing process. For this day and age Jefferson's idea of everybody has the right to vote is the right
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. To help support their ideals, they adopted belief that unless it was in the Constitution, government shouldn't be able to do it. Alexander Hamilton and the Federalists supported the idea that if the Constitution …show more content…
Jefferson didn't agree with the idea of a National Bank because it was not in the Constitution. Hamilton wanted to create the National Bank of the United States. Hamilton said that the government could make a National Bank because it falls under the "necessary and proper" clause. The Clause gave the government the power to pass laws. Hamilton also stated that the writers of the Constitution could not have known that there would be a need for a National Bank.
My views on government side with both Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton. In my opinion, I believe that Hamilton had it right that the government should help support industry to help grow the country. It was views like his that made this nation the world power that it is today. In the time of Jefferson and Hamilton, I believe that Hamilton's idea of the government should be left to the educated. I do not think that holds true today. In today's age, I believe that everybody has received the education to be able to participate in the governing process. For this day and age Jefferson's idea of everybody has the right to vote is the right