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Thomas Jefferson Jeopardy Presidential Election of 1800 Federalist Contribution s Thomas Jefferson’s Political Theories Thomas Jefferson’s Presidency Thomas Jefferson’s Attack on the Judiciary 10 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 30 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 40 40 50 50 50 50 50
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Thomas Jefferson JeopardyPresidential
Election of 1800Federalist
ContributionsThomas
Jefferson’s Political Theories
Thomas Jefferson’s Presidency
Thomas Jefferson’s
Attack on the Judiciary
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Who were the candidates forthe Federalist & Republican
Parties?
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Which Republican candidateultimately won the Presidential
election?
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Which Federalist resolvedthe deadlock between theRepublican candidates?
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To make sure that a deadlockin a Presidential election never
occurred again, whichConstitutional Amendment
was drafted?
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What was the significanceof the 1800 election?
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What is considered the Federalist’sgreatest monument?
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Did the Federalistsstrengthen or
weaken the FederalGovernment?
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True or False:The Federalists are creditedwith establishing a sound
Federal fiscal system
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True or False:The Federalists believed that
the country should be organizedas “a society of small independent
farmers”
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What was the attitude of the Federalists towards Great
Britain and France?
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What was Thomas Jefferson’sattitude towards indebtedness?
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What was Thomas Jefferson’sattitude towards government?
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What type of society didJefferson envision for
the United States?
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What was Thomas Jefferson’sattitude towards the British &
the French governments?
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What was Thomas Jefferson’sattitude towards slaves?
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In Thomas Jefferson’sinaugural address, how
did he describe his abilityto perform the duties
of President?
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Thomas Jefferson wanted toend partisan politics. Howdid he attempt to do this?
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Believing that all governmentwas evil, which Federalist
laws did he repeal?
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What was ThomasJefferson’s philosophy?
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Despite his attitude of Pell-Mell, was ThomasJefferson bipartisan in
selecting his cabinet andother government officials?
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What was Thomas Jefferson’sattitude toward judicial power?
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What was the name givento new appointees under
the Judiciary Act of 1801?
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Name the Supreme Court case involving one of
President Adams’ minor Midnight Appointments,who did not receive his
commission before President Jefferson
took office. AnswerMain
Midnight appointee and Supreme Court Justicewho wrote the opinion
for Marbury v. Madison
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Who was the Supreme CourtJustice that Thomas Jefferson
impeached?
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