Opposition to Hamilton's policies led to the organization of the Republican Party and the Federalist Party. True False

True<br /><br />Opposition to Alexander Hamilton's financial policies, such as the establishment of a national bank and the assumption of state debts by the federal government, contributed to the formation of political factions. These factions eventually evolved into the Federalist Party, which supported Hamilton's policies, and the Democratic-Republican Party (often referred to simply as the Republican Party at the time), which opposed them under the leadership of Thomas Jefferson and James Madison.