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34 1 point Alexander Hamilton feared mob rule unless elites made most important decisions like choosing the President supported direct democracy to give the common man a voice in government was a member of a pro-slavery society unsuccessfully tried to build America's early financial system

          34 1 point
Alexander Hamilton
feared mob rule unless elites made most important decisions like choosing the President
supported direct democracy to give the common man a voice in government
was a member of a pro-slavery society
unsuccessfully tried to build America's early financial system

34 1 point
Alexander Hamilton
feared mob rule unless elites made most important decisions like choosing the President
supported direct democracy to give the common man a voice in government
was a member of a pro-slavery society
unsuccessfully tried to build America's early financial system

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Psychology Openstax

Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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01/31/2022

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34 1 point Alexander Hamilton feared mob rule unless elites made most important decisions like choosing the President supported direct democracy to give the common man a voice in government was a member of a pro-slavery society unsuccessfully tried to build America's early financial system