The Jeffersonian Democracy as described by historians was a new way to potentially unite America’s political ambitions by petitioning highly political biased newspapers for support with the intended result of separating it from the Federalists (Schultz, n.d.). This type of campaigning at the grassroots level, exploiting barbeques and clambakes for political gain, was tactics not used or even thought of by the Federalists which made them appear to be out of touch. At times, the campaign would turn into malicious confrontations with assertive politics, in which the Federalists had not become proficient at this type of lobbying.
Jefferson had three domestic principles centering on the reduction of government, the creation of a court system nationwide,
Jefferson had three domestic principles centering on the reduction of government, the creation of a court system nationwide,