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What did Alexander Hamilton secure by agreeing to a capital in the South?
Answer: Assumption of state debts
Why: Jefferson later recalled arranging the compromise over dinner with Hamilton and Madison at his home.
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Which battle saw Alexander Hamilton lead a night bayonet charge?
Answer: Battle of Yorktown
Why: Desperate for military glory, Hamilton successfully lobbied Washington for a field command, leading the assault on Redoubt 10.
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Which New York governor led the state's Anti-Federalists against Hamilton?
Answer: George Clinton
Why: Clinton opposed the ratification of the US Constitution, prompting Hamilton to write many of the Federalist Papers in response.
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What alleged wrongdoing led Hamilton to confess his affair in 1792?
Answer: Illegal securities speculation
Why: Hamilton made the affair public in his 1797 Reynolds Pamphlet to rebut allegations of financial wrongdoing.
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On which island was Alexander Hamilton born?
Answer: Nevis
Why: Unlike most of his fellow Founding Fathers who were born in the Thirteen Colonies, Hamilton immigrated from the West Indies.
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Which U.S. service grew out of Hamilton's Revenue Marine?
Answer: Coast Guard
Why: The Revenue Marine was created to collect customs duties and combat smuggling, serving as the nation's only armed maritime force for years.