Alexander Hamilton was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States and a key figure in the early years of American history. He was a strong advocate for a strong central government, economic development, and financial stability.
Related terms
Federalism: The belief in a strong central government that shares power with state governments.
National Bank: A financial institution proposed by Alexander Hamilton to help establish economic stability and promote commerce.
Loose Construction: The interpretation of the Constitution that allows for broad powers to be granted to the federal government.