This man contrasted a “natural aristocracy” of “virtue and talents” with an “artificial aristocracy” of “wealth and birth.” The American Communist Party founded a “School of Social Science” named for this man, whose economic philosophy may have been inspired by French Physiocrats. This man attempted to retell the Gospels without supernatural phenomena (10[1])in his work “The Philosophy of Jesus of Nazareth.” (10[2])This politician (10[1])claimed that “those who labor in the earth are the chosen people of God” in the “Manufactures” (10[1])section of his “Notes on the State of Virginia.” (10[1])This man idealized (10[1])“yeoman farmers” (10[2])and names a pro-agrarian system of democracy. For 10 points, Alexander Hamilton’s pro-manufacturing outlook was opposed by what third American president? ■END■