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

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

3 BODY: Jefferson's Presidency:

4 The Marshall Court:

5 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

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