Alexander Hamilton's proposal to create a

national bank and Thomas Jefferson's proposal to

purchase the Louisiana Territory were criticized

because both actions would

(1) place too much power in the hands of

Congress

(2) violate protections in the Bill of Rights

(3) increase foreign influence in the United States

(4) require a loose interpretation of the

Constitution

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Tiana Stokes

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9 March, 22:22

Alexander Hamilton's proposal to create a

national bank and Thomas Jefferson's proposal to

purchase the Louisiana Territory were criticized

because both actions would

(1) place too much power in the hands of

Congress

(2) violate protections in the Bill of Rights

(3) increase foreign influence in the United States

(4) require a loose interpretation of the

Constitution

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Tristian Nicholson · Answer 1

Alexander Hamilton’s proposal to create a national bank and Thomas Jefferson’s proposal to purchase the Louisiana Territory were criticized because both actions would " (4) require a loose interpretation of the Constitution"