Identify some of the differences that Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton had in the government and politics.

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algol133 years ago

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"I am not a friend of a very vigorous government," Jefferson once declared, referring to Hamilton's main goal of more efficient organization. Jefferson feared tyranny and thought in terms of freedom, whereas Hamilton feared chaos and thought in terms of order.

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These are some of the differences that they had.. (I am just saying that im kinda a expert in Hamilton... I know every single one of the songs and some of his history) Good Luck! Have a wonderful day! :)

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