Hamilton's Political Ideology and Jefferson's Agrarianism - Coursework Example

The agrarianism was the major concept and idea of Jefferson. The foreign policy issues were central and they want to support good relations with France. They were insisting the government form a strict construction of the constitution. They want that government should rule and should limit the liberty of assets. They were actually the “anti-federalist”. Moreover, Hamilton wants to introduce the taxation system to gain money from each state to repay the country debt but according to Jefferson, this will be unfair with those states that have paid their debt.

 The Hamilton appeal the urban groups (industrialist) within the society whereas, Jefferson appeal the rural groups (agrarians) within the society. According to Jefferson, the Hamilton general policies will corrupt the economy of the country whereas according to Hamilton Jefferson policies are unable to grow the economy. Native American resist this intrusion into their lands by small wars and stop trading with white Americans and they also stop supplying the foodstuff that they grew in their fields.

Moreover, small fights resist the white American to expand and rule the Native Americans. The efforts of the Tenskwatawa and Tecumseh play an important role as their efforts save the lives of many Americans and they keep showing different techniques for the country. Moreover, they improve the morale of the Indians. They try to save different areas to minimize the death of people. In Jefferson period, the conflict within the white American and native contribute the war as Native Americans thought that Britain is providing the weapons to the white Americans to war against the Native Americans.