Social Studies, 05.03.2021 20:40 tylermdons

Both Hamilton and Jefferson served in George Washington's cabinet, and were important advisors to Washington. Hamilton was the Secretary of the Treasury, and Jefferson was the Secretary of State. Describe how their difference in opinions may have affected how and what they advised Washington to do. Your response must be at least two complete sentences. Use evidence from the source above to help support your answer.

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