What did alexander hamilton do to improve the financial situation for the U.S.

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<span>Hamilton wanted a central bank, or what he referred to as "The Bank of the United States". Hamilton believed this would make the nation's new economy, a lot stronger, through a more stable paper currency.

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Hamilton wanted a central bank, or what he referred to as "The Bank of the United States". Hamilton believed this would make the nation's new economy, a lot stronger, through a more stable paper currency

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