Question

hamilton believed the constitution should be interpreted *
○ loose and broad
○ strict
○ using only the commerce clause
○ applying only article vi

the whiskey rebellion was important because it *
○ made washington angry
○ it placed a test on the authority of the new government
○ had too much money involved
○ questioned the ability of the executive branch to make laws
○ other:

Explanation:

1. For the first question: Alexander Hamilton advocated for a loose, broad interpretation of the U.S. Constitution to expand federal power, in contrast to strict constructionists like Thomas Jefferson.
2. For the second question: The Whiskey Rebellion (1794) was a key early test of the new federal government's ability to enforce its laws and assert its authority over the states and citizens.

Answer:

1. loose and broad
2. It placed a test on the authority of the new government