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Jefferson thought that "Those who labor in the earth are God's chosen people..." So he thought that the nations well being would depend on farmers, not on banks, merchants, and business. Hamilton thought the opposite. He believed that the nation would grow stronger with a great economy, full of business, manufacturing, and trade.

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