Alexander Hamilton: Questions And Answers
Chapter 8 Questions
1. Identify the major parts of Hamilton’s financial plan, who supported these proposals, and why they aroused such passionate opposition.
• Alexander Hamilton was brought in by Thomas Jefferson to lead the Treasury Department. Hamilton’s instant goal was to initiate our nation’s financial stability. Also, to revitalize economic development and bring the country’s most financial interest to government support. He believed that the aim of national greatness could happen if the government suffered from the same defects under the Articles of Confederation. Alexander Hamilton’s agenda had 5 parts to his financial plans.
• Those 5 parts were to establish the nations worthiness of credit, to create a new national debit, to …show more content…
People who prefered ratifaction and Hamilton’s economic concept were called Federalists. These people tended to be farmers, lawyers, and well established strong political leaders. Their outlook was more of a fixed hierarchy and a public …show more content…
The Federalist party for a very long time was with peace with. Another reason it failed to stay was that the democratic spirit of time was opposed. They did not want the idea of a strong democracy. The Federalists supported Britian in its war against France. Since the Federalists were focused in New England, it was a area which was dominated vastly by trade in England. They did not want a war that disrupted their economic system.
5. How did the Louisiana Purchase affect the situation of Native American in that region?
• The Louisiana Purchase was known as Jefferson’s greates acheivements. Native Americans who were currently inhabiting the area were removed. This caused an uproar and the Indians were strongly opposed assimilation. The War of 1812 hurt the Indians a lot. Whilst expanding they lost an outrageous amounts of people while resisting.
6. Whose status was changed the most by the War of 1812 – Great Britian, the United States, or Native Americans.
• I feel like the United States status was changed a lot. It goes to show what they have done so far to fight and preserve what they have. Madison and Jefferson prevailed in their one big aim, which was to eliminate the Federalist Party. The War and the Treaty ended up miserably for the eastern Indian
1. Identify the major parts of Hamilton’s financial plan, who supported these proposals, and why they aroused such passionate opposition.
• Alexander Hamilton was brought in by Thomas Jefferson to lead the Treasury Department. Hamilton’s instant goal was to initiate our nation’s financial stability. Also, to revitalize economic development and bring the country’s most financial interest to government support. He believed that the aim of national greatness could happen if the government suffered from the same defects under the Articles of Confederation. Alexander Hamilton’s agenda had 5 parts to his financial plans.
• Those 5 parts were to establish the nations worthiness of credit, to create a new national debit, to …show more content…
People who prefered ratifaction and Hamilton’s economic concept were called Federalists. These people tended to be farmers, lawyers, and well established strong political leaders. Their outlook was more of a fixed hierarchy and a public …show more content…
The Federalist party for a very long time was with peace with. Another reason it failed to stay was that the democratic spirit of time was opposed. They did not want the idea of a strong democracy. The Federalists supported Britian in its war against France. Since the Federalists were focused in New England, it was a area which was dominated vastly by trade in England. They did not want a war that disrupted their economic system.
5. How did the Louisiana Purchase affect the situation of Native American in that region?
• The Louisiana Purchase was known as Jefferson’s greates acheivements. Native Americans who were currently inhabiting the area were removed. This caused an uproar and the Indians were strongly opposed assimilation. The War of 1812 hurt the Indians a lot. Whilst expanding they lost an outrageous amounts of people while resisting.
6. Whose status was changed the most by the War of 1812 – Great Britian, the United States, or Native Americans.
• I feel like the United States status was changed a lot. It goes to show what they have done so far to fight and preserve what they have. Madison and Jefferson prevailed in their one big aim, which was to eliminate the Federalist Party. The War and the Treaty ended up miserably for the eastern Indian