My test is in less than a month. These videos have saved my life, because I outline them for extra credit. I'm trying to outline every EC video listed so that I have a chance of passing. I pass on luck to all!!
Whoever disliked this video better have a good reason for why they shouldn't be imprisoned. Also, my test on this is in less than 12 hours so wish my luck, and thanks for carrying my APUSH grade.
If you want to cite a specific person who opposed Hamilton's National Bank proposition, Jefferson was among some of the most known opponents of Hamilton's financial theory. Being from Virginia himself, the absolution of state debts into a national one likely turned him off since Virginia had already paid off most of their state debt. But, the main reason that Jefferson opposed Hamilton was because he was a strict constructionist; in fact, you should probably talk about these two schools of thought if you're discussing the creation of the national bank. Strict constructionists believed that governments and government officials should only have the right to do what is explicitly allowed of them in the constitution, whereas loose constructionists believed that the constitution was only a framework on which new law and organization could be built upon (i.e. the elastic clause). Jefferson opposed Hamilton's suggestion for a national bank as a strict constructionist, believing that since it was not in Hamilton's explicit power to create it, he shouldn't have been able to do so.
He was a federalist in that he supported the constitution but a democratic-republican after the constitution was ratified. I know this is 2 years late but maybe this helps someone else who reads this comment :)
For an APUSH project I have to do, I must explain why unit 3 ends in 1798. Could anyone tell me why? Is it more than just “the end of a century”? Any help is appreciated. Thanks! 👍
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A true savior to all apush students.
Glad I could be of some use to you...
My test is in less than a month. These videos have saved my life, because I outline them for extra credit. I'm trying to outline every EC video listed so that I have a chance of passing. I pass on luck to all!!
Watching a couple hours before my Unit 3 test! Thanks a bunch Mr.Heimler, these videos are clutch!
Lol I’m on Unit 2 still
Studying for unit 6
Same here! I have an SAQ tomorrow
i aswell
@@evanjones9602 i have an saq tommorrow too
Whoever disliked this video better have a good reason for why they shouldn't be imprisoned. Also, my test on this is in less than 12 hours so wish my luck, and thanks for carrying my APUSH grade.
I’m right there with you, test in about 1 day, 2 hours
Good luck gango
so did you pass?
Did you know you’re the reason why I got a 5 on the Euro test? Thanks my man
Thanks to you I got a 5 in APWH last year and now today I just got a 6/6 on my first apush leq.
If you want to cite a specific person who opposed Hamilton's National Bank proposition, Jefferson was among some of the most known opponents of Hamilton's financial theory. Being from Virginia himself, the absolution of state debts into a national one likely turned him off since Virginia had already paid off most of their state debt. But, the main reason that Jefferson opposed Hamilton was because he was a strict constructionist; in fact, you should probably talk about these two schools of thought if you're discussing the creation of the national bank. Strict constructionists believed that governments and government officials should only have the right to do what is explicitly allowed of them in the constitution, whereas loose constructionists believed that the constitution was only a framework on which new law and organization could be built upon (i.e. the elastic clause). Jefferson opposed Hamilton's suggestion for a national bank as a strict constructionist, believing that since it was not in Hamilton's explicit power to create it, he shouldn't have been able to do so.
This man legit helped me passed my class.
Heimler out here saving my APUSH grade.
Not me casually watching this in between online class periods 😳
LOL SAMEEEE
Ha, well whenever you're watching it, count me grateful.
@@heimlershistory :)
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Really informative, and went through what I covered in class. Thanks heilmer!
me watching this 5 min before my P3 test
Hope you crush it!
my apush teacher has no idea abt anything so ur my light in the dark mr heimler LOL 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you I love this
You're welcome!
I bet this dude makes bank before the AP test
watching before the AP test, I agree
Your skin looks so good, are you wearing foundation?
Ha, well thanks, but no: I woke up like this. Good lighting does wonders...
“Threw away my shot”
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
hi king
Oh hey
thank you so much for this!!
i was wondering what curriculum you go off of? exactly college board?
yes he goes by the apush ced (course and exam description)
Thanks for helping me pass my ap world history exam lmao
6:11 I thought James Madison was a federalist at heart?
He was a federalist in that he supported the constitution but a democratic-republican after the constitution was ratified. I know this is 2 years late but maybe this helps someone else who reads this comment :)
Which textbook is being used?
He goes by the CED, Course Exam Description. So not a specific textbook.
anyone else catch Heimler's reference to the song Hamilton and Burr did together in Hamilton? ;)
His topic 3.9 had at the end "obedient servant" and he probably wasn't referencing the song but I thought it was a funny little coincidence
Pretty sure I saw someone watching this during our test....
your the best mannn!
How has no one noticed the cover for Viva La Vida at 2:20?
2:27
girl 😭
Imagen Joe Biden riding horse over to Massachusetts and stopping a rebellion.😂🤣
Love that idea
For an APUSH project I have to do, I must explain why unit 3 ends in 1798. Could anyone tell me why? Is it more than just “the end of a century”? Any help is appreciated. Thanks! 👍
how did you do on it lol a year later
@@BarretGunn
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@@BarretGunn
Oh, you’re talking about the assignment. 😂 OOPS! I have no clue! I didn’t reread my comment before replying. I got a 4 on the exam
@@theparadigm8149 wow I’m shocked you answered so quick after a year response, that’s great you got a 4 I just wanted to see if you would respond lol
@@BarretGunn
Yup, I’m here 😁
Your reply wasn’t a year ago, that’s for sure
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