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JEFFERSON

JEFFERSON. TAKES OFFICE. MR Thomas. 1. In the Presidential election of 1800 there were two political parties going head to head - Federalists - Democratic-Republicans. 1. ELECTION OF 1800. FEDERALISTS. DEMOCRATIC-REPUBLICANS. JOHN ADAMS. THOMAS JEFFERSON. 2.

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JEFFERSON

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  1. JEFFERSON TAKES OFFICE MR Thomas

  2. 1 In the Presidential election of 1800 there were two political parties going head to head - Federalists - Democratic-Republicans

  3. 1 ELECTION OF 1800 FEDERALISTS DEMOCRATIC-REPUBLICANS JOHN ADAMS THOMAS JEFFERSON

  4. 2 The Federalists were afraid radicals were getting ready to ruin the United States RADICAL– people who take extreme political positions

  5. 3 Thomas JeffersonandAaron Burr were tied with 73 electoral college votes

  6. 4 The Housevoted to break the tie and it stayed tied until the 36th vote in which Jefferson was elected President

  7. 5 Jefferson’s many talents and interests included: LAWYER

  8. 5 ARCHITECTURE INVENTOR

  9. 5 MUSIC HORSEMAN

  10. 5 SCIENTIST READING

  11. 6 Jeffersonwanted a calm America Thought U.S. would be better off with a nation of farmers

  12. 7 Jefferson wanted to make government smaller – less taxes, less federal employees, less government programs

  13. 8 JOHN MARSHALL – a Federalist appointed Supreme Court judge, was judge for over 30 years

  14. 9 MARBURY v. MADISON – was a case that established the concept of “judicial review”

  15. 10 JUDICIAL REVIEW – means the Supreme Court has the final say in interpreting the Constitution

  16. THE END

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