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Hamilton's financial plan?

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The Hamilton's
Financial Plan stabilized the country as well as strengthen the industry. the united states was in dept and Alex Hamilton issued new securities bonds.
Improved answer:
What he said plus it was about tariffs and the hated failure excise taxes
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the US was in debt after the Rev. war, so Hamilton offered the ppl security bonds to be paid back by the government in a few years. it worked.

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