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Hamilton and Jefferson AKA Hammy Ham and T Jeffy: Political Deathmatch

Alexander Hamilton Born in British West Indies Lived with a single mom, poor, started working very young Sent to college by his boses Represents NY in Continental Congress First Secretary of the Treasury (he’s on the ten dollar bill!) Promoted a national bank, tariffs (tax on imported goods), pro-industry Killed in a duel by then Vice President Aaron Burr in 1804

Thomas Jefferson Born in Virginia Wealthy, inherited land and money when father died Studied law Represents Virginia in the Continental Congress Wrote Declaration of Independence Served as first Secretary of State under Washington, VP under Adams, two terms as President