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9 Cards in this Set
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Who were the men running for president in 1800? And Who were federalists and Democratic Republicans?
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Thomas Jefferson-Democratic Republican, John Adams -Federalist, Charles Pinckney-Federalist, Aaron Burr-Democratic Republican
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Did Federalists or Democratic Republicans support these or both?:
Rule by the people Ties with Britain Ties With France Rule by the wealthy Strong State Government Strong Federal Government Strict Constitution interpretation Emphasis on agriculture Loose Constitution interpretation Emphasis on Manufacturing |
Federalists supported Rule of the wealthy, strong federal government, emphasis on manufacturing, loose constitutional interpretation, British alliance. The democratic republicans sided with the French, wanted strong state governments, emphasis on agriculture, strict interpretation of the constitution, French alliance.
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What president was second, third, fourth, and seventh
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John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Andrew Jackson
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Who tied in the 4th Presidential election of 1800?
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Jefferson and Burr
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Who voted on the presidency
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House of Representatives
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What are the three functions emphasized by Thomas Jefferson
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Protect the nation from foreign threats, deliver the mail, and collect customs duties
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Who was the judge in the Marbury vs. Madison Case?
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John Marshall
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What did the Marbury vs. Madison Case help establish?
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The Supreme Court's power to check the power of the branches of government
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What are some key things that happened in the Marbury vs Madison case? And what key word did it include?
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After leaving presidency John Adams made a document of who he wanted to be judges but some came so late they took until after he left office. Marbury the person that would put these documents into effect demanded these documents and Madison would not give them to him. James Madison, the new secretary of state would not give him these document and declared them invalid.
Marbury brought this as a suit to the judge John Marshall who declared it unconstitutional to be able to check the powers of government . It established (judicial review), the court's power to declare an act of congress unconstitutional. |
