Disagreements between the two formed early divisions within the government regarding policies on economics. They became the foundation for political parties as Hamilton wanted to have high trade tariffs and a centralized bank (Bank of the United States) and Jefferson wanted to concentrate on what would be good for the common man (the policies of the Democrat-Republicans).
Hammurabi's<span> Code tells us that there was a social pecking order in ancient Babylonia in which nobles ranked above freedmen and slaves.</span>
The Federalists supported this kind of government.