Tomas Jefferson Flashcards

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During what times did Tomas Jefferson presidency and expansion westward happen

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1801-1809

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When did Tomas Jefferson first become president

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March 4, 1801

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Who was the first president to be inaugurated in Washington’s D.C capital

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Tomas Jefferson

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What is an inaugural address

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It is an address that outlines what he feels are the essential principles of the government

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What was mentioned in Tomas Jefferson inaugural address

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-essential principles of government
-equal and exact justice to all men
-peace and honest friendship with all nations
-the support of state government
-freedom of religion and freedom of press
-desire to keep the government “small”
-wanted to unite all federalists and all republicans

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What did Tomas Jefferson’s election mark

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It marked the first peaceful transaction

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Who did Tomas Jefferson tie with at the election of the 1800s

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He tied with Arron Burr

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How many votes did both Thomas Jefferson and Arron Burr have

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73

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Who broke the tie between Jefferson and Burr

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The house of representatives

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What did Jefferson become and what did Burr become after the election

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Jefferson became president and Burr became vice president

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What did John Adams value when he was president

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He believed in
-Rule by wealthy class
-Strong federal government
-emphasis on manufacturing
-Losse impetration on the constitution
-British alliance

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What did the democrats believe in

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-rule by people
-strong state government
-emphasis on agriculture

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What were Jefferson’s politics

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-allowed the hatred alien and sedition acts to expire
-kept national bank in place
-lowered military spending
-got rid of domestic taxes
-said main function of government is
1. Protecting nation from foreign threats
2.Delivering mail
3. Collecting customs duties

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14
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Who was appointed justice of peace by John Adams

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William Marbury

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When was William Marbury appointed justice of the peace

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He was appointed right before John Adams left office

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Why did Marbury sue Jefferson’s administration

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He sued the administration to get the job he was promised before Adams left office

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What was the conclusion of the Marbury verses Madison trail

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Marbury’s job was not delivered then Jefferson took office, Marbury argued that the case was unconstitutional

18
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What is a rule

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Court’s power to declare an act of congress unconstitutional

19
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What did the Marbury verses Madison trail do

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It made the judicial branch equal to other branches

20
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When did the Louisiana purchase happen

21
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how many square miles did the Louisiana purchase add to the U.S

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How much did the Louisiana purchase cost

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15 million

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How much did each acre cost in the Louisiana Purchase

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4 cent an acre

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What did the Louisiana Purchase do the U.S

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U.S size was doubled

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What was the Louisiana Purchase do to America's history
It was the largest land purchase in America history
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Who signed the Louisiana Purchase
Robert Livington and James Monroe
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What was Lewis and Clark's goal for exploring the new land
They wanted to find a water route to the pacific
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When did Lewis and Clark leave on the expedition
May of 1804