Hamilton was seen as a person who favored more power obtained by the central government. This means he was in favor of things like a national bank, less state rights, and less of an ability for freed slaves to vote (because federalists were also democrats). Jefferson, on the contrary, was an anti-federalist. He feared that excess central power would infringe on the rights of the states, and so to avoid this, he did as much as he could to retain state rights. He also believed central government authority gave more power to the upper class (wealthy whites) than it did to the common man (poor whites, freed slaves).
The answer to the given question above is the third option: FRAME OF GOVERNMENT. This is the document made by William Penn which influenced the US Constitution. Specifically, this is Pennsylvania's Frame of Government referring to the colony given <span>by Charles II of England to William Penn. This frame of government is considered historical as this became the basis of American development and democracy.</span>
Bacon's Rebellion
Bacon's Rebellion was an armed rebellion in 1676 by Virginia settlers led by Nathaniel Bacon against the rule of Governor William Berkeley. About a thousand Virginians rebelled because they begrudged Governor Berkeley's friendly policies towards the Native Americans.
To promote equality for women
