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Guided reading Activity 8-3

Guided reading Activity 8-3. Section 3 The First Political Parties. I. Opposing Views. A. Alexander Hamilton & Thomas Jefferson B. 1. the group of people who supported the policies of Alexander Hamilton B. 2. Thomas Jefferson & James Madison C. Republican

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Guided reading Activity 8-3

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  1. Guided reading Activity 8-3 Section 3 The First Political Parties

  2. I. Opposing Views • A. Alexander Hamilton & Thomas Jefferson • B. 1. the group of people who supported the policies of Alexander Hamilton • B. 2. Thomas Jefferson & James Madison • C. Republican • D. honest and educated men who owned property • E. that they would work out their differences • F. John Adams (Federalist) won with 71 electoral votes, Thomas Jefferson the Republican finished second with 68 votes and became vice president

  3. II. President John Adams • A. 1. They seized American ships that carried cargo to Great Britain • 2. He was mad; he referred to the agents as X, Y, and Z and he urged Congress to prepare for war • 3. Established the Navy Department, set aside money for building warships, and increased the size of the army • B. 1798

  4. C. • To judge the constitutionality of federal laws; to nullify a federal law within that state • It hurt his chances for reelection and split the Federalist Party; it opened the door for Jefferson’s election in 1800

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