Why did hamiltonians and jeffersonians disagree so sharply on key questions of national policy?

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Fluffels · Answer 1 · 2021-09-10T22:53:25+0000

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They disagreed so sharply on national policy because of their ideas of what ran American society. Hamilton believed merchants and financiers with a strong central government was the answer.

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