Question

9 multiple choice 2 points who was the biggest proponent for a national bank? james madison thomas jefferson alexander hamilton henry knox 10 multiple choice 2 points which of the u.s. founders was frequently seen as being “too close” to the french? thomas jefferson henry knox james madison alexander hamilton

Explanation:

For question 9, Alexander Hamilton was a strong advocate for a national bank as part of his economic - building plans for the new United States. For question 10, Thomas Jefferson had strong sympathies for the French Revolution and was often seen as being "too close" to the French among the U.S. founders.

Answer:

1. C. Alexander Hamilton
2. A. Thomas Jefferson