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1 Ch. 11 The Triumphs and Travails of Jeffersonian Democracy

2 Mudslinging Alien and Sedition Acts Adams “Father of the American Navy” Jefferson the Atheist

3 Revolution of 1800 The election House of Reps A “peaceful” Revolution Federalist Legacy

4 Jefferson the Moderate Inauguration – Washington D.C. Jeffersonian Charm Dealing with disunity Alien and Sedition Excise Taxes Budget

5 The Judiciary “midnight judges” John Marshall Marbury v. Madison “judge breaking”

6 The Chief Executive Tripolitan War Louisiana Lewis and Clark Aaron Burr Britain and France Embargo Act Non-Intercourse Act

7 Legacy No 3 rd Term Jefferson and Adams – July 4, 1826 Peaceful transfer of power Political Compromise Westward Expansion Rise of the Judicial Branch Death of the Federalists (literally) 12 th Amendment University of Virginia

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