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Though it was difficult to make a decision, I decided on Jefferson. Jefferson had better views on human rights, type of government, and voting restrictions. Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights, two very important documents to our country. He set up our unalienable rights.

Jefferson believed that the standards for voting should be lowered, such as letting blacks and women vote. Where Hamilton thought that the voting standards should be raised, so that only rich, property owning men could vote, even though he himself came from a poverty stricken home.

Jefferson believed that we had unalienable rights, such as freedom of speech, freedom of the press etc. Thomas Jefferson also introduced the idea that all men are created equal no matter their race, gender, or social standing. Alexander Hamilton thought that some of the amendments in the Bill of Rights were unnecessary.

Although, Jefferson didn't think a president was a good idea, because he believed it would lead to monarchy. He believed in a more democratic form of government. Hamilton wanted a a British form of government, however, the main reason for the American Revolution, was to be free from monarchs.

Jefferson also had an amazing quality, which was not letting his political views get in the way of doing what was best for the country. This was proven during his presidency, when he orchestrated the Louisiana Purchase, which doubled the size of America. He believed in a strict interpretation of the constitution; however, it had no provision for the federal government to purchase land, but Jefferson knew the Louisiana Purchase was best for the country.

Thomas Jefferson favored a strong state government, and he wanted the three branches of government we have today. He believed in the separation of church and state, as well as freedom of religion.

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I agree with this, although I agreed with the Jefferson people I think that you make good points and may even change my mind

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I agree Margaret that Jefferson had a bigger and better effect on America

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I agree Zach that although Hamilton may have better ideas as far as the economy, Jefferson did leave a better impact

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