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Jefferson and Hamilton both were competing to be president, they both had completely different ways of thinking. so hence they did not like each other!

Hamilton's point of view

1. had a loose interpretation of the constitution.

2. he favored industry over agriculture

3. considered common people to be " an unruly mob

4. favored the British ( people who favored the British were called anglophiles)

5. believed that the federal government should be more powerful than the people.

Jefferson's point of view

1. had a strict interpretation of the constitution! if its not in the constitution we should not do it ( he later on was considered a 2 faced person from doing somethings that were unconstitutional)

2. favored agriculture over industry.

3. believed there should be small independent farms / farmers.

4. common people should be able to vote!!

5. favors french! (people who favored the french were called francufiles)

6. believed states government was supposed to be stronger than federal government.

hope this helps you! i learned all the info from my history teacher so all the credit gos to her (=

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Alexander Hamilton almost worshiped Washington. Washington was like a father figure to him. Hamilton, serving as treasury secretary under Washington was able to accomplish much with Washington's backing and knew he had to keep him on his good side.

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he thought it was foo caca he opposed him and every bit of him

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Opposed his support of the land owner class

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