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Election of 1796 By Linda Bath

Political Parties Emerge Causes Different philosophies of government Conflicting Interpretations of the Constitution Different economic and regional interests Disagreement over foreign affairs Effects Federalists and Democratic-Republicans Two parties nominate candidates Political parties become a way of American life

And the nominees are……. Federalists John Adams for president Charles Pinkney for vice president Photo of John Adams

And the nominees are… Democratic Republicans Thomas Jefferson for president Aaron Burr for vice president Photo of Thomas Jefferson

Their Differences Federalists were led by Hamilton and favored: Rule by the wealthy class Strong federal government Emphasis on manufactured products Loose interpretation of the constitution British alliance National bank Protective tariffs

Federalist supporters Federalists were supported mostly by lawyers, merchants, manufacturers and clergy. Why did these individuals support the Federalist party?

Their Differences Democratic-Republicans were led by Jefferson and favored: Rule by the people Strong state governments Emphasis on agricultural products Strict interpretation of the Constitution French alliance State banks Free trade

Democratic-Republican supporters The Democratic-Republican party was supported by farmers and trades people. Why do you think that these individuals would support the Democratic-Republicans instead of the Federalists?

Government power Federalists Believed that the federal government had implied powers. What are implied powers? Believed that public office should be held by “educated men of property” Democratic-Republicans Believed in a strict interpretation of the Constitution. What does it mean to have a strict interpretation? Believed that “individual liberties” would be safe only if ordinary people participated in the government.

It’s time to vote Every voter in the United States should be familiar with the candidates, including: The candidates beliefs about various issues. Do you agree with them ? Their background. Do they have what it takes to handle the affairs of our nation? Remember that we should be educated when we make our decisions. It is our duty as Americans to make informed decisions.

It’s your turn You will be joining in on the presidential campaign of During this campaign, you will research each individual and decide who you believe will be the best man for the job. More instructions will follow, but to preview biographical information for each individual visit the following sites. Adams: picture.htmhttp:// picture.htm Jefferson: jefferson-picture.htmhttp:// jefferson-picture.htm