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Jeffersonian Democracy: 1801-1809

Jeffersonian Democracy: 1801-1809. JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRACY: Theme 1:

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Election of 1800 Showed the flaws of the constitution

Election of 1800 Showed the flaws of the constitution. Federalist Run This!!!. Democratic-Republicans are taking the Federalist out of the white house and putting them on the streets. Rise of Political Parties. Basic problem: Quasi War and Napoleonic Wars

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History Quick Fact

History Quick Fact. Helped in the French Revolution. Made himself Emperor after victory. Was exiled to an island. Escaped from exile- went back to France and took over again. Lost another battle and was exiled again where he died.

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Enlightenment

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Launching the new nation

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TRIUMPHS AND TRAVAILS OF JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRACY

TRIUMPHS AND TRAVAILS OF JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRACY. Chapter 11. The Jeffersonian Revolution. Well over 6 feet tall Not a good public speaker. One of the greatest writers among U.S. Pres. A renaissance man Incredibly well-read in science and philosophy Cont. Congress; assemblyman;

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The Institutional Revolution

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Age of Jefferson

Age of Jefferson. American Pageant Ch. 11. Election of 1800. Americans were unhappy about the Alien and Sedition Acts and federalism became more and more unpopular Hamilton and Jefferson are particularly unhappy with Adams because of his avoidance of war with France

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THOMAS JEFFERSON

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President Thomas Jefferson

President Thomas Jefferson. Marbury v. Madison (1803). WHO: William Marbury and James Madison WHAT: A landmark case in the United States Law. WHEN: Argued on February 11, 1803 Decided on Februrary 24, 1803 WHERE: Supreme Court of the United States. Marbury v. Madison (1803).

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Day 36: The Triumphs and Travails of the Jeffersonian Republic

Day 36: The Triumphs and Travails of the Jeffersonian Republic. Baltimore Polytechnic Institute October 22, 2012 A.P. U.S. History Mr. Green. Homework. Take out your charts 1790s decade chart and Presidential election charts. The New Government. Objective :

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Objectives

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10.4 and 10.5

10.4 and 10.5. March 20, 2012. Bellwork 3/04. Look at the table on page 321 Answer the following questions 1.)How much did military spending (defense) decrease from 1795-1796?

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US History

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Thomas Jefferson

T hird president served for two terms by: M ichael P. 4A. Thomas Jefferson. Born: April 13, 1743 in Shadwell, Virginia Died: On July 4, 1826 Date Elected: 1801 Political Party: Democrat/Republican Interesting fact: he let his bird fly around the White House when he had no meetings.

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Jeffersonian Democracy

Jeffersonian Democracy. Chapter 10 Section 1. Election of 1800. Federalist Party. Democratic-Republican Party. President John Adams Believed the Democratic-Thought Republicans were a threat to the Constitution and the Republic

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Jefferson Takes Office

Jefferson Takes Office. Election of 1800. Jefferson (Republican) vs. Adams (Federalist) Heated Campaign Federalist threatened Civil War if Jefferson was elected Republicans accusing John Adams of wanting to create a monarchy Jefferson defeated Adams by receiving 73 Electoral votes

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Hamilton-Burr Duel:

Hamilton-Burr Duel:. The Shot that Changed the Nation. Aaron Burr. Alexander Hamilton. What is a duel?. Why it Happened. Aaron Burr was a republican and Alexander Hamilton was a Federalist Hamilton and Burr had developed a rivalry against each other through out several years

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Guided Reading Activity 9-2

Guided Reading Activity 9-2. 1. Conestoga Wagon 2. Rifle and axe 3. Louisiana Territory 4. To use the lower Mississippi River and trade their goods in New Orleans 5. Napolean Bonaparte 6. he thought that it would jeopardize American trade on the Mississippi River. 7. Toussaint-Louverture

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