Many americans opposed alexander hamilton's proposal to have the national government assume the debts owed by the states because:
a. most congressmen did not want speculators to gain profits from the scheme
b. the republicans feared that the national government would get too bureaucratic
c. states that had already paid a large proportion of their debts would have to pay the debts of other states
d. all of the above

Option C

Explanation:

The vital issue confronting Hamilton was a gigantic national obligation. He suggested that the administration expect the whole obligation of the government and the states. His arrangement was to resign the old deteriorated commitments by obtaining new cash at a lower loan interest rate.He considered the repay of the national debt important so the dealers who owed the securities would have a stake in the government's prosperity and enough trust in its monetary steadiness to advance cash later on.