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What was a feature of Hamilton's "British Plan" for government? O A. The national government would be funded by donations. B. State governors would be elected by town officials. C. A national executive
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What was a feature of Hamilton's "British Plan" for government?

O A. The national government would be funded by donations.
B. State governors would be elected by town officials.
C. A national executive would be elected for life.
D. State governments would have great power.

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It’s: A national executive would be elected for life.

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