6.3 Age of Jefferson OBJ 1. Discuss the defining characteristics  of the Jefferson Administration. 2. Explain the legacy of the Marshall  Court.

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6.3 Age of Jefferson OBJ 1. Discuss the defining characteristics  of the Jefferson Administration. 2. Explain the legacy of the Marshall  Court.

Bellringer Quiz 1. What was one characteristic of the  Jefferson presidency? 2. What was the legacy of the  Marshall Court?

BODY: Jefferson's Presidency:

The Marshall Court:

McCulloch v Maryland Gibbons v Ogden Closure -For your court case decide  which principle was applied. Ex: Marbury v Madison Dartmouth College v Woodward McCulloch v Maryland Gibbons v Ogden