 Get to work on your poster. Ask for help if you have questions or you are lost.  Today, I will be able to discuss the 1796 Presidential Election and evaluate political posters.  Make sure you are caught up on all work.  If you haven’t done so, you must take 9.1/9.2 quiz or it will be zeroed.  Make sure I see your fully completed 9.1 and 9.3 (20 pts total).

 23 Feb: Review 9.1/9.2: Begin 9.3  24 Feb: Quiz 9.1/9.2: Finish 9.3  25 Feb: Discuss America’s first political parties, assign campaign poster project (partner work is possible).  26 Feb: Work on campaign poster  27 Feb: Poster is due by the end of class; assign 9.4

 No, He was born in the British West Indies  Hamilton recruited John Adams to run for President as a “Federalists”  Jefferson will run for President as a “Democratic-Republican”

 where u.s. political parties come from... where u.s. political parties come from...  D-R: Jefferson  Future is with farming  Small government  Democracy for all (well obviously not slaves, women, natives, etc…umm democracy for more )  Pro-France  Pro 9 th and 10 th amendment  State banks  Federalists: Hamilton  Future is with manufacturing/merchant class  More expansive government  Republican style government smaller well-educated electorate (Erudite)  Pro-Britain  Implied powers (Elastic Clause)  National bank

Jefferson’s running partner was Aaron Burr Adams’ running partner was Thomas Pinckney Originally, the 2 highest vote collectors became Pres/ VP

 poster link from daily beast poster link from daily beast  more posters from complex more posters from complex

 Read pgs  Understand the organizer on pg. 256  Pick a side and candidate (Adams-F or Jefferson-D/R)  Pick 3 issues  Write your explanation  Design your poster  Check and make sure you have met the criteria.  **You will only get 1 piece of construction paper from me.**

 Pick a candidate: Jefferson or Adams  Write down their political party: Federalists or Democratic-Republican  Year of the election  Select 3 ideas/positions from page 256  1  2  3  Explain each idea/position  Why is your candidate best to take over after Washington?

 You may work with A partner.  You are allowed to bring in pictures and your own art supplies.  This is due Friday at the end of class.  Every day your project is late you will lose 3 pts.  If you are off-task and/or disruptive you will receive a 0.

 You must use your own words (don’t copy directly from the book). You must have at least 2 paragraphs. You must use proper grammar.  Part 1: Explain each of your 3 ideas from the poster.  Part 2: You are convincing people why your candidate is best suited to take over as President after Washington. You may bring up faults about your opponent and his ideas, but that shouldn’t be your primary focus. Remember it is 1796!!