How did thomas jefferson envision the american republic

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Question I: How did Thomas Jefferson envision the American Republic? In what ways did Hamilton oppose this vision? Who eventually succeeded and how?

Question II: Investigate the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution in terms of government and power. Was the Constitution truly revolutionary and unique from Britain's colonial rule? Explore whether you think the Constitution was establishing a new, unique leadership, or whether it just served to disassociate with Britain, without changing the nature of government.

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