One of the main differences between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton was that Hamilton
A) believed that city-dwellers were easily corrupted by demagogues.
B) was a Republican.
C) thought commercialization and centralization was best for the country.
D) opposed the Alien and Sedition Acts.

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Hamilton thought that the future of the country lay in commercialization and a strong central government, contrasting with Jefferson's vision of an agrarian society and more decentralized governance.

One of the Main Differences Between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander