How did Hamilton's and Jefferson's beliefs on the power of state governments differ? Jefferson believed that the state governments should while Hamilton believed that the state governments should.

Explain the Federalists and Democratic-Republicans viewpoints on the best type of economy for the nation.

Federalists believed the economy should be while Democratic-Republicans felt the economy should be .

Jefferson believed that the state governments should have more power than the national government and Hamilton believed that the state governments should have less power than the national government.

Federalist believed the economy should be based off of trade while Democratic- Republicans felt the economy should be based off of agriculture

Explanation:

1.Jefferson wanted to make sure that the power was left with the people and believed that if the state governments were more powerful then it would be. Hamilton wanted the power left with the rich and considered common people as ignorant and incapable of self government. So he wanted the power left with the national government.

2. Federalist were mostly people that lived in the northern states like Massachusetts and New York and their entire economy is based off of trade with others and they thought everyone should be doing this. Similar to the Democratic- Republicans they were made up of mostly the southern states like Virginia and their economy was mostly based off of farming.

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