Answer:
most of Alexander Hamilton’s financial policies
the Bank of the United States
Explanation:
Many modern historians agree that Jefferson made compromises with the Federalists in the interest of the nation. One area where Jefferson compromised was with Alexander Hamilton’s financial policies. The Democratic-Republican Party and Jefferson himself had criticized those policies in the past. However, Jefferson ended up keeping most of them. One such policy was a Federalist tariff on foreign goods. Another was the maintenance of a national debt. During Jefferson’s presidency, the government supported both of these policies. Jefferson had also criticized the founding of the First Bank of the United States in 1791. But he did not close the bank during his presidency. In later years, the Democratic-Republican Party even chartered the Second Bank of the United States when the First Bank’s lease ended in 1811.
