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2 Alexander Hamilton The objective of this activity is to have the student learn the importance of Alexander Hamilton to the new United States.

3 Hamilton’s early career Early in Hamilton’s career, he served the country by……. Buying & selling property for the EnglishBuying & selling property for the English Fighting in the RevolutionFighting in the Revolution Captain of a ship

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7 Hamilton’s Political Career During the new republic Hamilton first served as…. President Secretary of State Secretary of War Secretary of Treasury

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12 Hamilton’s contributions Hamilton helped set US financial policy for the future by… Establishing a national bankEstablishing a national bank Abolishing states debt Setting national credit All the above

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17 Hamilton’s Personal Life Hamilton served the US for many years, he death was from… Natural causes Drowning Duel

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