Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton stood face-to-face, their voices rising in a heated argument. They stood chest-to-chest, using their body language to assert dominance and to make their points clear. Their words grew louder as their anger and frustration built, each man stubbornly refusing to back down. Their words were loud and aggressive, as they each tried to get the upper hand in the argument and prove their point. Their voices carried through the room, why was they so angry?