ADAMS THE SECOND PRESIDENT XYZ AFFAIR ALIEN & SEDITION ACTS THE KENTUCKY AND VIRGINIA RESOLUTIONS.

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ADAMS THE SECOND PRESIDENT XYZ AFFAIR ALIEN & SEDITION ACTS THE KENTUCKY AND VIRGINIA RESOLUTIONS

France became upset with the U.S. because a) we didn’t help them in the French Revolution b) we signed a treaty with Great Britain encouraging trade France became upset with the U.S. because a) we didn’t help them in the French Revolution b) we signed a treaty with Great Britain encouraging trade France began attacking U.S. ships involved in trade with Great Britain

Adams sent John Marshall, Elbridge Gerry, & Charles Pinckney on a peace mission to France They were known only as “X, Y, and Z” He sent three men whose identities were kept secret French foreign minister Talleyrand refused to see them himself

X, Y, and Z proposed that the U.S. pay $250,000 to see Talleyrand This brought about the saying “Millions for defense; not one cent for tribute!”

Our government began to worry about subversion Subversion— activity designed to overthrow a government In response, Adams passed four laws 4 laws Natural- ization Act Sedition Act Alien Act Alien Enemies Act

Many felt these laws were unfair and were designed to keep Federalists strong and Republicans weak Alien Act & Alien Enemies Act—gave the president power to imprison or deport aliens suspected of activities posing a threat to the national government Sedition Act—allowed for punishment of those who criticized the government verbally or in writing Naturalization Act—made it more difficult for foreigners to become US citizens saying they had to live in the U.S. for 14 years instead of 5

Proposed in response to Adams’ four acts They wanted increase the power of the states They wanted to limit the power of the national government

KENTUCKY RESOLUTION Proposed by Thomas Jefferson Said the national government had no right to exercise powers no specifically given in the Constitution

Virginia Resolution Virginia Resolution Said states should be able to nullify (cancel) federal laws they oppose Neither resolution passed, but it addressed states’ rights for the first time

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