Why did Thomas Jefferson oppose the national bank?
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Thomas Jefferson opposed the bank because he was a strict interpreter of the Constitution. This meant that if it was not in the Constitution Jefferson did not agree with it. The creating of a bank was not stated in the Constitution
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