Why was Alexander Hamilton considered a Federalist? 1. He wanted a stronger central government. 2. He wanted a stronger state government. 3. He wanted to be president. 4. He wanted the U.S. to be independent.

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Why was Alexander Hamilton considered a Federalist?

1. He wanted a stronger central government.

2. He wanted a stronger state government.

3. He wanted to be president.

4. He wanted the U.S. to be independent.

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Answer: 1, 4

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1.He wanted a stronger central government. He believed in a centralized national government with strong fiscal roots.

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