Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions

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Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions Alien and Sedition Acts Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions Lead to The Alien and Sedition Acts violated the Constitution. Thomas Jefferson and James Madison went to their home states of Kentucky and Virginia to write resolutions banning/barring the Alien and Sedition Acts. They used the term States Rights when describing a situation where states had the right to “check” the federal government if it violated the US Constitution. This is referred to as Nullification or voiding Federal Legislation

Warm-Up: Use OPTIC to analyze the Chart

Warm-Up: Political Cartoons often use irony to make fun of or provoke thought. What is ironic about Jefferson’s caption? (FOR SALE…its French) The Constitution should be strictly interpreted at all times!?!?!?!?! The National Bank is a misuse of POWER!!! $15 Million or Best Offer - Call Napoleon… Thomas Jefferson

Warm-up: Create a Dialogue/Argument between the characters that explains their political Views on the constitution HAMILTON JEFFERSON

Warm-up: Use OPTIC to analyze the Political Cartoon

John Marshall Now we’re even!!! Congress President

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