Asked by Kylie Shelton on May 26, 2024

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In contrast to Jefferson's philosophy, Hamilton believed that the development of _____________ was imperative to the success of the U.S.

A) a merchant society
B) commercial interests
C) agriculture
D) large plantations

Merchant Society

A social group or class comprised of merchants or traders who typically hold considerable influence and power within a given economy.

Commercial Interests

Activities and endeavors undertaken by businesses and organizations aimed at generating revenue and profit.

Large Plantations

Extensive farms, especially in the past, where crops like cotton, tobacco, and sugar were grown, often with the labor of enslaved people.

  • Recognize the role of key figures in shaping the United States’ economic, political, and social landscape.
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Tanner HearneMay 27, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Hamilton believed in the importance of commercial interests and a strong central government to support economic development and industrialization, contrasting with Jefferson's vision of an agrarian society.