What was a feature of hamilton's "british plan" for government?

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14 April, 23:52

What was a feature of hamilton's "british plan" for government?

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Brenton Mitchell · Answer 1

a national executive would be elected for life.

Caitlyn Randall · Answer 2

Answer: a bicameral legislature (lower and upper houses) with the upper house representants chosen for life was one of the features of this plan.

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The British plan, proposed by Alexander Hamilton, was called this way because of the similarities it had with the British form of government. It pretended to do away with the states sovereignty and consolidate a single nation. One of the features was the bicameral legislature where the lower house would be elected by people every three years and the upper house would serve for life.