What Was Hamilton's Vision For The Future

Hamilton’s vision for the future was, in the sense, the rich get richer. His plans gave the advantage to the conservative, wealthy, white males. He made plans to heighten national authority to give the financiers of the war and the wealthy the advantage. To implement these ideas he took reports to Congress on public credit, a national bank and manufactures. He wanted to give the presidency and government a more controlling stance. Hamilton wanted a America full of business men, bankers, financiers.
Jefferson’s vision was more of a democratic prospect. He spoke for the southern planter Federalists. He had optimism for the agricultural nation for the small, independent farmers. He was restrained on domestic matters. Jefferson wanted a America