Module 4 Hamilton’s Report on Manufactures (December 1791) In December 1791, Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton issued his Report on Manufactures. Manufactures was the third of
Category: Washington & Adams: the Two Tribes Evolve
5.4 The National Bank
Module 3 The National Bank: the Federalist Consensus Shatters Module III: the National Bank the Second Act Begins When Hamilton initially pressed for his national
5.3 Hamilton Launches His Economic System: the Public Credit and Residency Acts
Module 2 Hamilton Launches His Economic System: Cracks Appear in the Federalist Tribe Consensus (First) Report on Public Credit Everybody knows Hamilton created the National
5.2 Federalists Commence Nation-Building and Jefferson Resists: (A1) Jefferson’s Innovation Strategy: the Patent Law of 1790
Module Segue Way into and Overview/summary of this module’s perspective and overriding argument This module resumes the tale started way back in our second module,
5.1 Federalists and Washington Adams Administrations–Intro
Said and Done: Chapter 3 attempts to contextualize (I hate that word) the role and activities of the federal government in a bottoms-up approach to
4.3 Articles of Confederation Policy System Pivots into the Early Republic “democratic” Policy System
Political Culture Emerges–Perhaps for the First Time Frankly, it is hard to fathom political culture in a late-medieval traditional non-participatory pre-urban politics in a first
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