Which of the following statements is most consistent with Hamilton's concept of the ideal republican man?
A. Men should be free to pursue their own economic self-interest, for such a pursuit will bring advancement to the man and to his family.
B. Men should prepare themselves to be as skilled in the running of the household as they are in the running of a business.
C. Men should prepare themselves to care for, train, and nurture their children, for such preparation will produce children of strong moral character.
D. Men should concern themselves with the welfare of the community, putting the well-being of others ahead of their own.
Answer: A
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