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The Jefferson Era
1. Bell Ringer
• Determine if each modern day example would be supported by Federalists
or Democratic-Republicans. If you believe the Federalists would have
supported the concept, write an “F” beside it. If you believe the Democratic-
Republicans would have supported it, write a “DR” next to the concept.
• Socialized Medicine (Obamacare)
• Common Core
• State speed limit laws
3. Election of 1800
• Federalists- John
Adams/Thomas Pinckney
• Democratic-Republicans-
Thomas Jefferson and Aaron
Burr
• Each side made personal
attacks against one another
• Federalists accused Jefferson
of being “godless”
• D-R’s said that Federalists
would bring back a monarchy
4.
5. The Vote Is Tied
• Electoral College- Voters in a presidential election are really
electing a group of people called “electors.”
• At this time, electors casted two ballots: one for president and
one for vice president
• 73 electors cast their ballots for Jefferson and Burr
• This tie meant the House of Representatives had to decide
the election
• In the House, Federalists supported Burr to try and keep
Jefferson from becoming president
• In 1803, Congress passed the 12th Amendment to prevent a
future tie between a presidential and vice presidential
candidate.
6. Jefferson’s Inauguration
• Jefferson dressed in
everyday clothes
• Outlined his plan for “a
wise and frugal
government”
• He believed individual
states could protect
freedom better than a
powerful federal
government
7. Jefferson as President
• Reduced national debt and
military expenses
• Limited government workers
to a few hundred people
• Cut most federal taxes
• Collected customs duties-
taxes on imported goods
• Government’s income
would come from customs
duties and the sale of land
in the west
8. Judiciary Act of 1801
• Passed after the election, but
before Jefferson took office
• Adams used this act to make
hundreds of appointments
(Chief Justice John Marshall)
• Congress was controlled by
Federalists who would block
Jefferson’s appointments
• This made sure that
Federalists controlled the
courts
• “Midnight judges”- Judges
appointed by Adams just
before Jefferson took office
9. • Area west of the Mississippi
River
• Stretched from South of
New Orleans to west of the
Rocky Mountains
• Pioneers searched for land
and adventure
• Pioneers traveled in
Conestoga wagons
• Many pioneers set up farms
along the rivers that fed into
the Upper Mississippi River
The Louisiana Territory
10. • Spain had allowed Americans to
move through their territory
• In 1802, they changed their
policy
• Spain and France made a secret
agreement to transfer the
Louisiana Territory to France
• Napoleon Bonaparte planned to
use the territory to create an
empire
• Congress gave Robert
Livingston the authority to offer 2
million dollars for New Orleans
and West Florida in order to gain
control of the territory
The French Threat
11. • Napoleon needed money
for his war with Great
Britain
• He had lost the island of
Santo Domingo therefore
had little use for the
territory
• A French official told
Robert Livingston and
James Monroe that the
territory was for sale
An Expanding nation
12.
13. Lewis and Clark
Expedition
• Americans knew little about the
west
• Jefferson persuaded Congress
to sponsor and expedition to
gather information about:
people, plants, animals, and
sites for future ports.
• Another goal: mapping the NW
passage (water route across N.
America)
• After 18 months, Lewis and
Clark reached the Pacific Ocean
• They had gathered lots of
information and inspired others
to move West.
14. American Ships on the
High Seas
• Empress of China went to
China to get profitable
items like tea and silk
• American ships sailed to
places like China, India,
South America, and the
Mediterranean
• American ships took
advantage of the
French/British war because
most of their ships stayed
at home to avoid being
captured
15. Piracy on the Seas
• “Piracy” means robbery
• The Barbary Pirates from
North Africa terrorized
European ships in the
Mediterranean
• Pirates demanded a “tribute”
or money for protection in
order to pass safely
• Jefferson refused to pay the
tribute, causing the ruler of
Tripoli (in North Africa) to
declare war on the U.S.
16. War with Tripoli
• Jefferson sent ships to blockade
Tripoli
• After seizing the warship,
Philadelphia, Stephen Decatur
(Navy captain) took action
• He slipped through the harbor
and burned the captured ship to
prevent Tripoli from using it
• The war ended in 1805
• Tripoli agreed to stop
demanding tributes
• U.S. had to pay for the release
prisoners
17. Violating Neutral Rights
• U.S. was trading with
both Great Britain and
France
• Great Britain was
using “impressment”
• By 1805, both Britain
and France were trying
to block the other from
trading with the U.S.
18. Leopard/Chesapeake
Incident
• British often boarded and
searched American ships
• British ship, Leopard
stopped American ship, the
Chesapeake
• Captain of the Chesapeake
refused to allow a search for
British deserters
• British responded by firing
and killing three crew
members
• Caused a lot of anti-British
feelings in America
19. Embargo Act
• Congress passed this
law which banned ALL
trade with other
countries
• Jefferson and Congress
did not want other
countries to be go-
betweens for trade with
Britain
• The economy crumbled
because of the act
