1. Administration of Thomas Jefferson

2. Election of 1800 a. Jefferson and Burr tied (D-R) Each received 73 votes, so House of Reps voted 36 times Hamilton (F) supported Jefferson to break deadlock – Jefferson won Burr later challenged Hamilton to a duel - Hamilton died, Burr’s career ruined 12 th Amendment passed: separate ballots for President and VP

3. A Republican takes over As a Republican, Jefferson made changes 1. abolished internal taxes 2. reduced govt. spending 3. cut national debt in ½ 4. scaled down the army Appointed as many Republicans as possible!

4. Judicial Branch Before Adams left office he secured the Judicial branch in the hands of the Federalists Judiciary Act of 1801 -Reduced Supreme Court from 6 to 5 Justices -Created more federal courts -Midnight appointments: last minute appointments to new courts (all Federalists)

5. John Marshall Father of the Supreme Court Midnight appointment Chief Justice Revolutionized the Supreme Court - established it as a legitimate branch of government = to others How?

6. Marbury v. Madison 1803 William Marbury appointed as Justice of the Peace in the midnight appointments James Madison new secretary of state: refuses to deliver the appointment

7. Court’s Decision Declared the Judiciary Act of 1789 (act of Congress) unconstitutional - Constitution does not give leg. power to make executive officers perform these services Marshall and the SC had defined their power of Judicial Review : the power of the SC to declare an act of Congress unconstitutional Marshall is responsible for making the Judicial Branch equal to the other two branches

10. Louisiana Purchase Jefferson wanted the Land for his Republican dream of a Nation filled with Farmers!

12. The Facts Jefferson buys land from Napoleon - port of New Orleans was closed to us and we wanted access $15 million Mississippi River to Rocky Mountains Doubles the size of the Country

13. Is This Constitutional? Jefferson believes in Strict Construction of Constitution - does not give the authority to buy land The Constitution gives the Pres. the right to make treaties - this can be the excuse to buy the land

14. Lewis and Clark Expedition 1804-1806

15. “If therefore there is anything under those circumstances, in this enterprise, which would induce you to participate with me in it’s fatigues, it’s dangers and it’s honors, believe me there is no man on earth with whom I should feel equal pleasure in sharing them as with yourself.” Lewis to Clark, June 16, 1803

16. “[I] cheerfully join in in an ‘official character’ as mentioned in your letter and partake of all the Dangers Difficulties & fatigues, and I anticipate the honors & rewards of the result of such an enterprise should we be successful in accomplishing it.” Clark to Lewis, July 17, 1803

20. The Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark Expedition [ Map from David Goldfield, The American Journey (Prentice Hall)]

21. Who went with Lewis and Clark?

22. Sacagawea and Jean Baptiste (Pomp)

23. Guide Translator Indicator of peace Encounter her tribe, her brother is now chief: gives needed horses and supplies

24. Donna Reed as Sacagawea in Paramount Picture’s The Far Horizons (1955)

25. York Clark’s slave Viewed as a novelty by the Natives - color - strength

27. The goal was to travel as much by water as possible: Maybe even find a complete water passage to the Pacific

29. They made treaties with the Indians and traded with them for supplies.

30. 19 th Century Trade Items Glass beads (especially blue and white, red vermillion paint, awls, needles, fishhooks, cloth, guns, hatchets, metal knives, etc.

32. [Original Journals Located in the American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, PA] They kept detailed journals on new plants and animals

34. Meriwether Lewis’s Journal Reflections

35. William Clark. A Map of part of the Continent of North America. 1810. (Coe Collection; Yale University) They mapped their route and surrounding area

36. Clark Map (1814)

37. They saw land and experienced things that no other European had.

41. Ocean in View O! the Joy!

42. Cape Disappointment

43. Yellowstone River Valley Pompey’s Pillar

46. Significance Doubled US & US claims to Pacific NW Fur Trade Scientific Achievements – Plants – Animals Indian relations (civilization and/or removal) Geography – mapped – Zebulon Pike, Stephen Long