Question

1. what political goal did george washington and alexander hamilton have in common?

increasing the power of the states
disbanding the military
a strong federal government

Explanation:

George Washington and Alexander Hamilton were both Federalists, who advocated for a powerful central (federal) government to unify the states and stabilize the young nation, in contrast to anti-Federalists who favored state power. Neither supported disbanding the military or increasing state power over the federal government.

Answer:

a strong federal government