Please explain the fracturing of national politics during the Federalist Era, 1789-1800. - How Hamilton's and Jefferson's opposing visions of the new nation played out in controversial policies of the first two Presidential administrations.
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These differing visions led to the implementation of controversial policies during the first two Presidential administrations. Alexander Hamilton, as the Secretary of the Treasury under President George Washington, advocated for a strong central government and a Show more…
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