How did Hamilton and Jefferson differ in their visions for the nation?
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Jefferson and Hamilton differed vigorously on what the new nation should be like. Jefferson wanted a nation made up of small farmers who would all be equal to one another. Hamilton wanted a nation with a diversified...
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