George Washington and Thomas Jefferson both opposed the involvement of the federal government in building roads and canals.

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George Washington supported the idea of the federal government being involved in building infrastructure like roads and canals to strengthen the nation and improve transportation. Thomas Jefferson, although initially hesitant about the federal government's role in such projects due to constitutional concerns, eventually supported federal involvement in infrastructure projects during his presidency, such as the construction of the Cumberland Road and the authorization of the Lewis and Clark expedition.

George Washington and Thomas Jefferson Both Opposed the Involvement of the Federal