Think of yourself as a member of Congress in 1791. Tell your constitue

Think of yourself as a member of Congress in 1791. Tell your constituents how you will vote on Secretary Hamilton’s funding, assumption, bank, and manufacturing proposals. Explain why you will vote for or against each proposal.

What will be an ideal response?

ANSWER
Those voting for would explain the need to establish and expand public credit, centralize authority, attract the elite to support of the national government, promote economic growth and self-sufficiency, create a pool of investment capital, etc.
Those voting against would explain the unfairness of funding to original holders, the unfairness of assumption to the Southern states, the unconstitutionality of the Bank of the United States, and the favoritism of tariffs and subsidies for manufacturing, etc.