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Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton are among two of the most important politicians in the establishment of the new United States government and the formation of the nations’s first political party system. ... Both Hamilton and Jefferson had risked their lives in the struggle against Britain, but the divergence of their views after the war suggests perhaps they had been fighting a different battle all along. ...
Jefferson and Hamilton’s actions embody visions, both serving in George Washington’s Cabinet. When George Washington chose Hamilton as the nation’s first Secretary of Treasury, along with Jefferson as Secretary of State, he put into power two brilliant men with radically different ideals of what the United States ought to become, and different plans for how to reach their goals (Smith 2). It was apparent that Hamilton would become Jefferson’s biggest problem, and likewise Jefferson would be Hamilton’s biggest problem. ... government and the role of the masses in that government (“Jefferson” 5).
Approximate Word count = 761
Approximate Pages = 3
(250 words per page double spaced)
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