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Who were the Democratic-Republican candidates for the election of 1800?
Jefferson/Burr
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Who were the Federalist Candidates for the election of 1800?
Adams/ Pickney
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Who did they federalists support?
Burr
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Because of "a", "b" wins
a- Hamilton
b- Jefferson
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What did Congress pass to prevent two candidates of the same political party from hitting a snag and running against eachother?
The 12th Amendment
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What were the two goals of the government?
"a wise and frugal government"
"support for state government and all their rights"
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Who was chosen Secretary of State?
James Madison
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Who was chosen Secretary of Treasury?
Albert Gallatin
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What did Jefferson expire?
Alien and Sedition Acts
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What did Jefferson repeal? (2&1/2)
Naturalization Act,
repealed federal internal taxes,
(cut military spending)
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What was the primary focus of Jefferson's policies?
Limitation of the Federal Government
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The courts were controlled by the ---
Federalists
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What did the Judiciary Act of 1801 say? (2)
1. reduced the number of supreme court seats to 5
2. reorganized the lower courts
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Who was appointed Chief Justice?
John Marshall
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What was the term for appointments that had not been processed when Jefferson took office, so jefferson told madison to hold appointments?
Midnight Appointments
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Who was one of the apointees?
William Marbury
What does Marshall and the Court decide?
AGAINST Marbury
Marshall usually used --- views in decisions.
Federalist
What was the primary result of the Court under Marshall?
Court usually upheld power of the national government over the states rights.