Domestic and Foreign Affairs in 1790's
...fs, a bank of the U.S., encouragement of industry, and improved infrastructure to better facilitate transport: all domestic issues. But, Jefferson, the Republican from Virginia, advocated a strict constructional view of the constitution, adhering only to what the constitution says exactly, as opposed to Hamilton's loose construction view using the elastic clause or the necessary & proper clause to its fullest which would allow the government to do anything. Jefferson advocated an agrarion society wi . . . th a small government & was completely introverted (focus only on the U. Domestic and Foreign affairs, therefore produced tensions that established the tradition of political parties in the U. The XYZ Affair, in which French minister Talleyrand attempted to bribe 3 American diplomats produced the opposite affect by putting the Republicans on the defensive from Federalist attacks...