U.S. HISTORY

Neo-Hamiltonian

The War of 1812 became a turning point of unity for United States where two major warring political parties (Federal and the Republicans ) united to fight against the British Empire . After this war , the U .S . is back again on track to solely take command in running the country . Though the war is over , the domestic situation of United States did not change . Its economy did not improve though progress is evident in some states and most of their industrial needs are dependent on the British economy This is perhaps due

to the fact that Andrew Jackson the elected president on 1929 has supported the United States as an agricultural country . That 's why most of the U .S . manufactured goods still originated from Great Britain (Barney , 2006 ,

. 127 . Given these conditions occurring within the United States upon its recovery after the war implementation of the Hamiltonian economic policy became a significant factor in reforming the U .S

During the later period after the War of 1812 , more and more republican diplomats have supported the implementation of the Hamiltonian policies Republican statesmen such as John Hay and Elihu Root saw these policies as a need that will greatly benefit the United States in terms of economic gains . It has been described that Alexander Hamilton 's policies are though to be pro-British , pro-banking , pro-military , and pro-interventionist (Wolfe , 2005 ,

. 14 . The policies give the impression of emulating the ways of the British Empire , to do the ways of the...