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The First 3 Presidents Washington Always Juggles

George Washington (1789-1797) The federal court system begins. The Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution. Plans were created to make the nation s capital Washington, D.C. Political parties formed (against his advice) Farewell address: Avoid foreign alliances Strive for UNITY

Significant Events WHISKEY REBELLION Proved federal government was STRONG George Washington

Foreign NEUTRALITY precedent

He s known as the father of our country the first president He set precedents showing others standards and what it meant Whiskey Rebellion challenged the government plan Constitution proved Washington was the man National government would be strong Rebelling farmers could try but they d be wrong Jefferson and Hamilton almost always had a debate leaving the cabinet would soon be Jefferson s fate Washington left a precedent for everyone to follow He said serve 2 terms for presidents of tomorrow The national bank Jefferson did not approve Constitution said nothing about it-hamilton should move Elastic clause gave Congress the power to stretch Necessary and proper laws made Jefferson want to wretch War Debt in our beautiful US of A still a problem we cannot pay free enterprise means government doesn t set price, Ms Holcomb will knock you down for a sale so not nice Neutral Washington believed we should stay, between France & Britain the US would not play

John Adams (1797-1801) President when a two party system forms. He had a cautious but forceful foreign policy.

A short stack with a short fuse. Adams believed he couldn t lose. His VP Jefferson wasn t in the Federalist party though Constitution needed amending again! Say it aint so! Adams was a strong Federalist, wanting BIG national government Jefferson couldn t believe the money being spent Adams troubles began with the XYZ affair the French politicians demanded money to share They would not talk or have diplomacy unless they were paid a 10 million dollar fee. Federalist Hamilton wanted full out war Federalist Adams wanted peace at his core. In the end all he did was intimidate By building frigates to avoid a bloody fate. things got worse with the Alien and Sedition acts in the very end. They made it harder to become American. They were shot down by states rights to NULLIFY a law not liked inspired by Jefferson to take up this fight. This is why John Adams though strong and firm only was president for one term

Thomas Jefferson (1801-1809)

A complicated man Extremely brilliant Writer Inventor Architect Strongly opinionated but his personal views were difficult to maintain as President of the United States

Born in Virginia Graduate of William and Mary College A practicing lawyer and member of Virginia s House of Burgesses Father of the DOI Secretary of State under President Washington Vice President under Adams

TOPIC 1:By 1800, the Federalist party was split, clearing the way to the presidency for the Democratic-Republicans. Two men ran for the party nomination: Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr.

ELECTION OF 1800 Jefferson & Burr received an equal number of votes in the Electoral College

According to the CONSTITUTION, if nobody won the electoral vote, decision went to the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Ironically, Alexander Hamilton campaigned for Jefferson Hamilton disagreed on most issues Jefferson stood on Hamilton personally disliked Jefferson and believed Burr to be a most unfit and dangerous man. It took 35 ballots, but Jefferson finally won.

Election of 1800: A? tie Really Change the! CONSTITUTION 12th amendment should be added.

Election of 1800: For the second time, a president was saddled with a vice-president he did not want Federalists Adams--Pres---65 Democratic Republicans Jefferson---Pres.---73 Burr---VP----73 2. To eliminate future problems 12 th Amendment: Requires electors to specify which person they want for President and VP on separate ballots so their would never be a tie. electoral college

Power to the people

New type of democracy Champion for the common man Believed education would prepare them for participation in government Believed education the key to social mobility Educated should rule

In his letter to James Madison, Jefferson stressed that all citizens should play a part in democracy Educate and inform the whole mass of the people. Enable them to see that it is their interest to preserve peace and order, and they will preserve them.they are the only [ones to rely on] for the preservation of our liberty.

Topic 3 his political beliefs

Anti-British/Pro-French Almost allied with England and went to war with France to force Napoleon out of New Orleans. Against slavery Owned 200 slaves Strict Construction of Constitution Used loose construction of Constitution to justify his purchase of the Louisiana territory Jefferson realized that ideas are often hard to put into practice in the real world.

First Political Parties led by Alexander Hamilton strong central government led by industry and the wealthy emphasis on manufacturing, shipping, and trade loose interpretation of the Constitution favored the national bank favored protective tariffs pro-british led by Thomas Jefferson strong state governments led by the common man emphasis on agriculture Cultivators of the earth are the most valuable citizens. Thomas Jefferson strict interpretation of the Constitution opposed the national bank opposed protective tariffs pro-french

Stay strict Republicans

He said we are all Republicans, we are all Federalists

Credit to Adams where it s due Peaceful transfer of POWER between political parties Set a PRECEDENT that continues