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Jefferson’s Presidency

1801-1809
Election of 1800
 Jefferson

(D-R) vs. Adams (F)
 Hamilton supported Jefferson because he
promised not to fire all the Federalists nor
dismantle financial system
 Jefferson became President
 What’s the big deal? Showed that power can
be transferred from one political party to
another peacefully
Revolution of
1800

Convention of
1800








Jefferson promised a
less formal style of
presidency
Appeared to be a
common man
integrate Republican
ideas into the
Federalists programs

US meets with France
to end their alliance
and settle hostilities
that had started after
the XYZ Affair
Jefferson in Office


While in office Jefferson reduced the size of the
government by…
– Paid debts
 Cut

–
–

gov’t spending

No more whiskey excise tax
Cut size of army and navy
 Relied

on militia
 Not a smart move
–
–

Kept Hamilton’s economic plan
No more Alien and Sedition Acts
 Pleased

most Americans
THE SUPREME COURT _ Episode 1 Excerpt _ PBS.mp4

Midnight Judges
 Appointments

made by
Adams on his last night in
office before Jefferson
came in…the intention was
to make sure that
Federalists ideals carried
on
 appointed Federalists who
would clash with Jefferson’s
Dem-Rep ideas
John Marshall (Federalist)
 One

of the “Midnight Judges” and the
complete opposite of Jefferson
 Four Principles:
–
–

–
–

Federal supremacy: expanded the power of
the federal government
Judicial Review set up by the case of Marbury
vs. Madison so that the Supreme Court can rule
laws unconstitutional
Loose interpretation
Limit power of states
Westward Expansion
 Strongest

government =
people owning land
 Idea led Jefferson to
support expansion so
America could have more
farm land
 Contradicts his strict
interpretation…Constitution
says nothing about buying
land
Louisiana Purchase.mp4

The Louisiana Purchase, 1803


Napoleon Bonaparte of France offered to sell all of the
Louisiana Territory including New Orleans…something
Jefferson can’t turn down
–
–



gained control of the Mississippi River to Rocky Mtns.
–



America paid 15 million
doubles America’s size
Send Lewis and Clark to explore and learn more about region

Significance: Contradicts his strict interpretation…
Constitution says nothing about buying land and
intensifies the debate over expansion of slavery
International Tensions
 Britain

puts an
embargo up against
French
 We “reexport”
French goods and
make it appear to
be American goods
–
–

Helped French economy
Made America a
competitor of Britain

Napoleon Bonaparte
Impressment
legalized form of kidnapping that forced sailors
into British navy… major cause of War of 1812
 Jefferson had cut size of navy so US can’t do
anything about it

Embargo Act of 1807
 stopped

“Death by the Terrapin, or the Embargo”

all trade
with Europe
 Hurt American
economy more
than it hurt Britain
 Jefferson repealed
act before he left
office

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Goal 1 Jefferson's Presidency

  • 2. Election of 1800  Jefferson (D-R) vs. Adams (F)  Hamilton supported Jefferson because he promised not to fire all the Federalists nor dismantle financial system  Jefferson became President  What’s the big deal? Showed that power can be transferred from one political party to another peacefully
  • 3. Revolution of 1800 Convention of 1800     Jefferson promised a less formal style of presidency Appeared to be a common man integrate Republican ideas into the Federalists programs US meets with France to end their alliance and settle hostilities that had started after the XYZ Affair
  • 4. Jefferson in Office  While in office Jefferson reduced the size of the government by… – Paid debts  Cut – – gov’t spending No more whiskey excise tax Cut size of army and navy  Relied on militia  Not a smart move – – Kept Hamilton’s economic plan No more Alien and Sedition Acts  Pleased most Americans
  • 5. THE SUPREME COURT _ Episode 1 Excerpt _ PBS.mp4 Midnight Judges  Appointments made by Adams on his last night in office before Jefferson came in…the intention was to make sure that Federalists ideals carried on  appointed Federalists who would clash with Jefferson’s Dem-Rep ideas
  • 6. John Marshall (Federalist)  One of the “Midnight Judges” and the complete opposite of Jefferson  Four Principles: – – – – Federal supremacy: expanded the power of the federal government Judicial Review set up by the case of Marbury vs. Madison so that the Supreme Court can rule laws unconstitutional Loose interpretation Limit power of states
  • 7. Westward Expansion  Strongest government = people owning land  Idea led Jefferson to support expansion so America could have more farm land  Contradicts his strict interpretation…Constitution says nothing about buying land
  • 8. Louisiana Purchase.mp4 The Louisiana Purchase, 1803  Napoleon Bonaparte of France offered to sell all of the Louisiana Territory including New Orleans…something Jefferson can’t turn down – –  gained control of the Mississippi River to Rocky Mtns. –  America paid 15 million doubles America’s size Send Lewis and Clark to explore and learn more about region Significance: Contradicts his strict interpretation… Constitution says nothing about buying land and intensifies the debate over expansion of slavery
  • 9.
  • 10. International Tensions  Britain puts an embargo up against French  We “reexport” French goods and make it appear to be American goods – – Helped French economy Made America a competitor of Britain Napoleon Bonaparte
  • 11. Impressment legalized form of kidnapping that forced sailors into British navy… major cause of War of 1812  Jefferson had cut size of navy so US can’t do anything about it 
  • 12. Embargo Act of 1807  stopped “Death by the Terrapin, or the Embargo” all trade with Europe  Hurt American economy more than it hurt Britain  Jefferson repealed act before he left office