Question

Why did Thomas Jefferson object to letting the national government issue a charter for a national bank?


All purposes served by the national bank could just as easily be performed by the Treasury Department and a system of treasury notes.


Giving Congress any power not explicitly granted by the Constitution will remove all limits on its power.


The states have the power to put themselves between the national government and any infringement on individual liberties.


A national bank is not the most convenient method for managing the nation's finances.

Answer 1

Answer:

Giving Congress any power not explicitly granted by the Constitution will remove all limits on its power.

Answer 2

Answer:

Giving congress any power not explicitly granted by the constitution will remove all limits on its power is the correct answer.

Explanation:

He believed that central bank should not control the money, for him the national banks were threat for free society and his ideal of society of small farmers. He considered banks to be unconstitutional and argued that it would create banking monopoly. On the other hand Alexander Hamilton argued that the banks were constitutional as congress had right to print money and control its value and asserted that it was important for the government create a bank for fulfilling all these duties. Since most of the congress men agreed with Hamilton's views it passed the bill of February 8, 1791 and President Washington signed eh bill on 25th February, 1791.

He also argued  that the congress doesn't have the power to establish a bank and it was against the constitution.