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Warm-Up (5) Who was the 2nd president? What political party was he in? Was he a successful president or a failure? Why or why not?

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Today’s Objective (18) Team Haughton’s 2020 Diamonds will: Evaluate Jefferson’s Presidency (decide whether it was successful or not and why)

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About Jefferson… President # 3 (1801-1809) Democratic-Republican Virginia lawyer, plantation owner, writer Author: Declaration of Independence Founder: University of Virginia

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Lewis and Clark Expedition Sacajawea (Native American guide) York (slave)

Hamilton-Burr Duel 1803 Hamilton and Aaron Burr (Vice President) Hamilton is killed Jefferson is mad and Burr resigns in shame

Defeats Pirates (1804) Washington and Adams paid tribute (bribes) Jefferson goes to war

Embargo Act 1807 Great Britain and France are still attacking our ships Jefferson orders an embargo (country stops trading with someone) Hurt American companies and farmers Congress repeals the law in 1809

Independent Practice (15) RAFT Option 1 Option 2 Role Thomas Jefferson Federalist Leader Audience American public Format Cocky, bragging final speech Talk about all your accomplishments and how your presidency has been a huge success Talk about how your 8 years will go down in history Speech to convince Americans not to choose another Democratic-Republican president Talk about all of Jefferson’s failures and how he hurt the country Topic The accomplishments of your presidency The failures of Jefferson’s presidency

Cool-Down (Exit Ticket) Evaluate Jefferson’s presidency. Was Jefferson’s presidency a success? Why or why not?

Homework (1) Complete the Rate the Presidents 1-3 Assignment