Alexander Hamilton: Part Of The Jacksonian Democracy

Hamiltonian Federalism- Alexander Hamilton wanted to form a strong union with the states and federal government. He sought an increase in the power/control of the federal government over the individual states. Hamilton also wanted a bank of the State so that loans could be put out to manufacturers and commercial enterprises. He felt like it was necessary to create a large national debt so that the government's credit would be built up over time. Finally, he wanted to place/raise tariffs on foreign goods to promote American manufacturing and the affordability of the products.
Jacksonian Democracy- The Jacksonian democracy was part of the democratic party that sought to allow all white males (no females) suffrage, no matter their education,
political background, or finances. Jackson wanted to add power to the president and the executive branch while limiting Congress. He agreed with the patronage, a.k.a “spoils system”, which allowed elected officials to appoint political supporters into office which ended up giving them more power and control.
Jeffersonian Democracy- The Jeffersonian Democracy was a Democratic-Republican party that was for the people (white males primarily) and wanted to limit the control of the federal government to the littlest possible. Jefferson wanted the government to have limited interference with the rural area. He also tried to make rural workers more superior to city workers, and that farming is a way of life that can shape ideal social values, and stresses the superiority of a simple rural life compared to a complex city life.