Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton impacted the development of political parties in the United States by arguing and agreeing on the National Debt, the National Bank, and debating whether to fight in the war of Britain versus France. One Agreement that Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton had was about the National Bank. Hamilton’s view on the debt was that if they were to pay off the debt than it would show that we have a strong nation. It would show that we can handle ourselves. Thomas Jefferson’s view on the national debt was that other countries would look to us and think that we are demoralizing as a nation. Some thing Thomas Jefferson said was “There does not exist an engine so corruptive of the government and so demoralizing of the nation as a public debt.”
One disagreement that Thomas Jefferson and Hamilton had was the National Bank. Alexander Hamilton's thoughts on the National bank was that in order for them to have a currency they had to have …show more content…
Hamilton characterizes the French as disgusting and avert. The reason why Hamilton thought that they shouldn’t fight in the war because they had just gotten out of war. The Nation had already lost lots of resources and lots of money. If they were to fight in the war then they are going to be destroyed and they are going to have nothing left. They are going be in an even greater debt than they had in the beginning. Thomas Jefferson thought completely otherwise. Jefferson thought we should fight with French because while they were sacrificing their own people the nation was gaining liberty. The French didn’t want anything back and by helping they weren’t gaining anything from it. All they wanted was a helping hand when they had trouble too. He also thought they should fight in the war was because 99 out of 100 people was celebrate on the French’s
One disagreement that Thomas Jefferson and Hamilton had was the National Bank. Alexander Hamilton's thoughts on the National bank was that in order for them to have a currency they had to have …show more content…
Hamilton characterizes the French as disgusting and avert. The reason why Hamilton thought that they shouldn’t fight in the war because they had just gotten out of war. The Nation had already lost lots of resources and lots of money. If they were to fight in the war then they are going to be destroyed and they are going to have nothing left. They are going be in an even greater debt than they had in the beginning. Thomas Jefferson thought completely otherwise. Jefferson thought we should fight with French because while they were sacrificing their own people the nation was gaining liberty. The French didn’t want anything back and by helping they weren’t gaining anything from it. All they wanted was a helping hand when they had trouble too. He also thought they should fight in the war was because 99 out of 100 people was celebrate on the French’s