What were Hamiltons five points?

Alexander Hamilton's five points, outlined in his 1790 report on the establishment of a national bank, focused on establishing a strong federal government, a national bank, the assumption of state debts by the federal government, the promotion of manufacturing and industry, and the creation of a system for tariffs and taxes. These points aimed to stabilize the American economy, promote trade, and strengthen the central government’s financial authority. Hamilton believed that these measures would foster economic growth and unity among the states.