How is hamiltons plan for the office of the president similar to the actual presidency in what ways does it differ

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Alexander Hamilton was appealed to how the British structured their system of government at the end of the eighteen century, considering that the system demonstrated how a centralized government nation should function, as he was envisioned.

Similarity: it relies on the fact that, based on his design of the American government should be divided into three branches, one of which is the executive branch.The executive of the government would be the President of the United States, and would be elected by a system of electoral colleges.

Differences: Now, since his reference was the British system, he considered that the President should serve for a lifetime -or rather, during good behavior– would give stability to the executive office. Modern presidency time span is limited to a 4 time period

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