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Why did southern farmers oppose Hamilton plan for the country
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Why did southern farmers oppose Hamilton plan for the country

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The main reason why southern farmers opposed Hamilton's plan for the country was because they believed it would put too much financial power in the hands of the federal government, as opposed to states and individuals.
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