ase, and corruption. Jefferson believed that the small farmers
             where the backbone of the United States. While in the Report on Manufactures
             of 1791,Hamilton stated that the government should be used to develop cities,
             industries, and trade Hamilton believed that "government's function is to
             maintain order in a potentially chaotic society. It needs to be remote and
             secure from the people's emotional uprisings".Jefferson believed the
             government "needs to be limited in its powers and completely responsive to
             the needs and desires of the people".Hamilton was strongest among merchants
             in the cities and throughout New England while Jefferson was strongest among
             artisans in the cities and throughout the South. These conflicting views
             would develop in two political parties, the Federalists led by Hamilton and
             the Democratic-Republicans led by Jefferson. Although both political parties
             presented enticing aspects, Hamilton's views would be the more reasonable
             because Jefferson's views were idealistic and too strict in reference to the
             The Jeffersonian beliefs were extremely idealistic. Jeffersonians'
             supported a country of farmers which in theory would end famine and the
             spread of disease that was commonly found in cities. However, without the
             development of cities and industries there would not be a trade industry
             which would allow the farmers to trade and prosper. With no trade, farmers
             would not be able to market their surplus and the surplus in the American
             economy would cause prices to fall. This situation would produce little
             profit for farmers and eventually an stagna
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