<u>Answer:</u>
<em>Elimination of property requirements for voting.</em>
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<u>Explanation:</u>
Most states possessed the property requirements after the revolution. The aim of this was to prevent poor people from voting. However, the republican logic proved to citizens that an economic stake was needed in any society for them to be trusted to vote. Any voter who did not have financial independence meant that they would be manipulated and their votes will not be of use.
This was ironical because, after the start of industrial labor, the commitment of the republican fell in favor of the voters.
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State and local governments, public companies, banks, and transport industry. In general any big enterprise which could result in generation of worplaces, and helped boost economy could count on getting loans. There was a shortage of credit after the great depression, and RFC aimed to help with financing.
Alexander Hamilton's main argument that the present system of government under the Articles of Confederation was too weak revolved around the fact that this government could not tax the individual states--meaning that the US couldn't repay it war debt, which would have greatly hurt its credit rating.
