Why did alexander hamilton believe that the national bank was constitutional? a) he believed in express powers and a strict interpretation of the constitution. b)the constitution states that a government should have all the powers to carry out its duties, and the national bank was necessary.
c) he thought the constitution was a weak document that couldn’t address the needs of the government.
d)the constitution mentioned the possible need for a bank.

The correct answer is:

B)The Constitution states that a government should have all the powers to carry out its duties, and the national bank was necessary.

Hamilton took a broad view of the significance of the words of the constitution and held that the government had been created to solve national problems such as the national and state debts that required the establishment of a national bank.

He understood that if the creation of a national bank wasn't forbidden in the constitution, then it was permitted.  

She means that there were various different aspects that don't usually belong together and don't really fit, but they fit together in the end and managed to build a society that works, like a quilt that consists of many various patches that are disjunctive, but together they build a great quilt.