What were some issues on which Hamilton and Jefferson disagreed? Select all that apply.
the role of the federal government
the role of the federal government
how to structure the judiciary
how to structure the judiciary
imposition of taxes
imposition of taxes
how to structure a banking system
how to structure a banking system
The issues on which Hamilton and Jefferson disagreed include:
1. The role of the federal government
2. How to structure the judiciary
3. Imposition of taxes
4. How to structure a banking system
Hamilton and Jefferson disagreed on:
1. The role of the federal government: Hamilton believed in a strong federal government with more centralized power, while Jefferson advocated for a more limited federal government with power remaining primarily in the hands of the states.
2. How to structure the judiciary: Hamilton supported a strong and independent judiciary to interpret the Constitution broadly, while Jefferson was wary of the power of the judiciary and believed in a more strict interpretation of the Constitution.
3. Imposition of taxes: Hamilton supported the imposition of taxes, particularly tariffs, as a means to fund the federal government and encourage economic growth. Jefferson, on the other hand, was more skeptical of taxes and favored a smaller government with less reliance on taxation.
4. How to structure a banking system: Hamilton proposed the establishment of a national bank to manage the country's finances and provide stability to the economy. Jefferson opposed the creation of a national bank, viewing it as unconstitutional and potentially favoring wealthy elites at the expense of the common people.
Therefore, the correct options are:
- The role of the federal government
- How to structure the judiciary
- Imposition of taxes
- How to structure a banking system