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July 4, 1826
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Washington D.C.
Birthday:
April 13, 1743
Political:
Jeffersonian
Religion:
Episcopalian
Hometown:
Shadwell, VA
Thomas Jefferson Finally got the portraits of Monticello from the painter! Man, they look amazing but they sure do take forever to process!
June 11, 1826
Thomas Jefferson to John Adams I miss you old friend, we should resume correspondence!
October 28, 1825
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Thomas Jefferson So glad that they finally finished renovations on Monticello. Its so annoying, hearing men working while you try to read the fabulous writings of John Locke.
September 9, 1825
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Thomas Jefferson I’m so ecstatic! I finally finished my collection of papers written by John Locke!
September 1, 1825
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Networks: Washington D.C.
Sex: Male
Birthday: April 13, 1743
Hometown: Shadwell, Virginia
Relationship Status: Married to Martha Wayles Skelton
Political Views: Jeffersonian
Religious Views: Episcopalian
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Activities: Reading, writing, chilling with my shades on, designing new wings to Monticello, destroying Britain.
Interests: Reading John Locke, writing, law, European culture, American Politics
Education: College of William and Mary
Experience: Wrote the Notes on the State of Virginia, the Declaration of Independence, Secretary of State, and third President of the United States
Political Views: Government must be rigorously frugal and simple.
Political/Historical Impact: Purchased the Louisiana Territory, created Jeffersonian party, wrote the Declaration of Independence
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Birthday:
May 29, 1917
Political:
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Religion:
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Hometown:
Shadwell, VA
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“American President: Thomas Jefferson: Impact and Legacy.” Miller Center. Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia. Web. 6 Jan
“American President: Thomas Jefferson: Life Before the Presidency.” Miller Center. Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia. Web. 6 Jan
“Jefferson's Formal Education.” Thomas Jefferson's Monticello. Monticello.org. Web. 6 Jan
Johns, Josh. “The Political Impact of Jefferson in the 19th Century.” American Studies at the University of Virginia. 3 Mar Web. 6 Jan
Kindig, Thomas. “Thomas Jefferson.” USHistory.org. Independence Hall Association. Web. 6 Jan
Newbold, Stephanie P. “The Influential Legacy of Thomas Jefferson.” Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello. Monticello.org. Web. 7 Jan
Rubel, David. Mr. President: The Human Side of America’s Chief Executive. Canada: Times Life Custom Publishing, Print.
“Thomas Jefferson Biography.” Biography.com. A&E Television Networks. Web. 6 Jan
“Thomas Jefferson Work Experience.” Shmoop. Shmoop University. Web. 6 Jan
“Timeline of Jefferson's Life.” Thomas Jefferson's Monticello. Monticello.org. Web. 6 Jan