In what way did Hamilton and Jefferson use the media?

A. to promote their own political beliefs, while criticizing the policies and personal lives of their political opponents

B. to spread information and increase voter turnout for Washington's second election campaign

C. Jefferson created the National Gazette to convince farmers of the financially benefit aspects of industrialization.

D. Hamilton created the Gazette of the United States to convince industrialists of the importance of maintaining an agrarian culture in the United States.

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Dale Burns

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13 June, 10:09

In what way did Hamilton and Jefferson use the media?

A. to promote their own political beliefs, while criticizing the policies and personal lives of their political opponents

B. to spread information and increase voter turnout for Washington's second election campaign

C. Jefferson created the National Gazette to convince farmers of the financially benefit aspects of industrialization.

D. Hamilton created the Gazette of the United States to convince industrialists of the importance of maintaining an agrarian culture in the United States.

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Hamilton and Jefferson used the media in a way that they used their political beliefs and views to persuade the public, and with this, they also condemned the lives of their political rivals' policies, as well as their personal lives. This is one of the similarities between Hamilton and Jefferson, but on the contrary, their main ideals are different. The answer for this is option A.