Alexander Hamilton's Ideas On The Structure Of The Government?

“Even to observe neutrality you must have a strong government,” said Alexander Hamilton. After the Constitution was written, the people were trying to decide on how the government should be run and based upon. There were two political parties, Jeffersonians and Hamiltonians. The Jeffersonians were Democratic-Republican and the Hamiltonians were the Federalists. Although Jefferson had amazing views, I agree with Hamilton’s on the structure of government, who should govern the nation, and what the economics were going to be based on.
Although Thomas Jefferson’s ideas on how the structure of the government should be are excellent, I agree with Alexander Hamilton’s more. Alexander Hamilton pictured the United States’ ideal government like the British, a strong central government. Hamilton wanted to increase the number of government officials, as well as a loose interpretation of the Constitution. By this he meant that if the Constitution did not …show more content…
I strongly agree with Hamilton’s idea on the balancement of the economy; agriculture, trade, finance, and manufacturing. I agree with Hamilton wanting the economy to be balanced like this because the trade will help form alliances with other countries that we need products from. Hamilton also wanted to give trade, finance, and manufacturing government aid. Giving government aid to trade would make the trades more efficient because the ships would be able to travel further to bring back other products needed as well as give products to other countries.
Although Jefferson had really good points in who should govern, how the government should be structured, and the economy, I still agree with Hamilton the most. How to structure a new nation, who should govern the country, and how to balance the economy are the most important topics for a new found nation. The ideas Hamilton had for an ideal government is how I would create a new government if it was up to