The political and economic principles and policies advocated by Alexander Hamilton, emphasizing central government authority and industrial development.
From 'Hamiltonian' plus the suffix '-ism' (a system of beliefs or practices). This creates a noun describing the ideology as a whole movement or philosophical system.
Hamiltonism shaped America's economic DNA—his idea of a national bank, protective tariffs, and government-backed industry was so controversial that people are still debating whether his vision or Jefferson's was better for society.
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