I have that same question too. I think, according to my history book, that Hamilton wanted an alliance with Britain because it had the strongest economy. I hope this helps (;
They wanted to have glory, just as much as Spain and England. The explorers wanted to be rich with gold and silver.
US, England, France, I think Austria, Germany, and Russia did not attend. But you might want to go to wikepedia for that.
Pope Boniface VIII did not want them to impose taxes on clerics, nor did he want French king Philip IV to try a French bishop in a royal court.
No, they did not want to join Confederation. However, John Hamilton Gray, of PEI, was in favour.
The Czar entered WW I because he had a mutual defense pact with France and England. Although Germany began by invading France, they might have invaded Russia instead, and if they had, then Russia would have wanted France and England to come to its defense. Everybody was afraid of Germany. Furthermore, if Russia had ignored the mutual defense pact and simply allowed Germany to take over France, the time would have come when Germany would be finished with the pacification of France, and would be ready to take over other countries. Russia's time would come eventually. It was actually easier for Russia to join the fight in 1914, rather than waiting until Germany had become an even larger, stronger opponent.
Hamilton wanted to keep close ties with England, Hamilton advocated the English Monarchy, Strong Government and a Centralized Bank.
Hamilton saw devastating consequences to supporting France. In November of 1792, after he had learned that the King had been deposed, Hamilton suspended payments on the debt to France on the grounds that, if the monarchy were restored, any payments made to the interim regime would likely not be credited as such.
President John Adams did not declare war on France because it would give too much power to Alexander Hamilton. He did not want Hamilton to become the country's highest ranking general.
because Spain and France were enemies of England during that time
Despite Napoleon, I think Jefferson trusted France more than he did England.
France, and England is you want to count the country the ships sailed from.
Just a few years earlier, France had been the best ally of the Americans in their revolt against England.
Just a few years earlier, France had been the best ally of the Americans in their revolt against England.
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Hamilton was more interested in strong ties with England. Jefferson was the francophile, who wanted strong ties with the French. Those two represent the two currents that have been present in America from the start, and are today represented by the Republican (Hamiltonian) and Democratic (Jeffersonian) parties. Jefferson was a founder of the Democratic party. The Republican Party was not founded until several generations later, but the Hamiltonian tradition went through the Federalists, then the Whigs, and finally to the Republicans. Hamilton preferred a strong central government and favored big business and a close relationship with England.
She wanted the British driven back to England, France to be united and the French monarchy restored.
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