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Alexander Hamilton, secretary of the treasury in the administration ofPresident George Washington. Hamilton advocated a strong federal governmentand the encouragement of industry. He was opposed by Thomas Jefferson,a believer in decentralized government, states’ rights, and the virtues ofthe independent farmers and land owners.John Marshall, chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court from 1801 to 1835, in a portraitby Alonzo Chappel. In a series of landmark cases, Marshall established the principleof judicial review – the right of the courts to determine if any act of Congress or theexecutive branch is constitutional, and therefore valid and legal.48 49
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