5. what can you infer about hamilton's stance on the issue of federal versus state government?

The conflict between Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson took shape in the 1790s.

Explanation:

Hamilton was a strong federalist and wanted formidable central government acting in the interest of industry and commerce. He also spoke about how America must be credited for commercial activity, operations of the government, and industrial development.

He brought organization and order to public life. He wanted the federal system to succeed and it finally paid off. Congress and Washington accepted Hamilton’s stance and did what Hamilton has been preaching for years.

c.) the country needed a stronger central government.