Title: The Differences Between Hamilton & Jefferson's Views on Political Party Beliefs | The Classroom
Headings: The Differences Between Hamilton & Jefferson's Views on Political Party Beliefs
The Differences Between Hamilton & Jefferson's Views on Political Party Beliefs
Hamilton and a Strong Central Government
Jefferson and the Power of the States
The Federalists
The Democratic-Republican Party
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Content: The Democratic-Republican Party
Jefferson and other Anti-Federalists argued against ratification of the Constitution and even suggested a second convention to redraft the document. They published their own series of pamphlets in opposition to the "The Federalist," but offered no suitable alternatives to the states and lost the ratification debate. Jefferson and Madison formed a party to oppose the Federalists called the Democratic-Republican Party. It was not until after Washington's death that the two parties played a major role in the American political system. In an era known by historians as the "First Party System," the Democratic-Republican Party dominated the first quarter century of American politics. Both Madison and Jefferson became presidents and solidified the power of their party, while that of the Federalists gradually waned. By 1828, the Federalist Party had ceased to exist. Related Articles
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