What did Hamilton fear would happen if the proposed Constitution was not adopted?

He feared that the country would end up being broken into semi independent states that would run in a way that the economy would suffer badly.

Answered by 8GloriousIrish8 | 2024-06-10

He feared that the country would end up being broken into semi independent states that would run in a way that the economy would suffer badly. ;

Answered by saadhussain514 | 2024-06-11

Hamilton feared that without the Constitution, the United States would become fragmented and weak, leading to potential disintegration into independent states. He believed that a strong federal government was essential to manage economic challenges and maintain national security. His experiences with the ineffective Articles of Confederation informed these concerns and motivated his advocacy for the new Constitution.
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Answered by saadhussain514 | 2024-10-02