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14) Opposition to Hamilton's proposed national bankA) was led by James Madison and Thomas Jefferson.B) reflected the fears of private bankers.C) was justified because his plans so clearly favored a few "monied interests." D) generally did not involve the general public.E) resented that the enterprise would be wholly private, with no real ties to the federal government.
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