The degree of power and authority given to the federal government was the point of contention between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton on the composition and functions of the American government.
Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton, two of the country's founding fathers, disagreed on the following topics:
Central government authority
the creation of a central bank
Issue of the public debt.
It makes sense that Thomas Jefferson joined to the Anti-Federalist Party while Alexander Hamilton belonged to the Federalist Party (Democratic-Republicans).
Trade agreements with foreign nations, the creation of state constitutions, or the abolition of the old colonial governments were not at the center of the conflict between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton.
As a result, Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton had different opinions on the authority of the federal government.
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