'Democratic republican' presentation slideshows

Chapter 3

Chapter 3. The Growth of a Young Nation. Section 1. The Jeffersonian Era. John Adams vs Thomas Jefferson. Election of 1800. Adams was a Federalist Jefferson was a Democratic-Republican Jefferson beat Adams by 8 electoral votes, but tied with Aaron Burr

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Launching the New Nation

Launching the New Nation. George Washington becomes the first president. President Thomas Jefferson doubles U.S. territory with the Louisiana Purchase. The U.S. fights the British in the War of 1812. Section 1: Washington Heads the New Government.

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George Washington 1

George Washington 1. Unanimously 2. John Adams 3. New York City 4. Federal Judiciary Act 5 Created a court with 5 6 judges. John Jay 7. 1st Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court. Cabinet 8 : group of experts in different fields who advise the President. Department of State.

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Ch. 13

Ch. 13. MASS DEMOCRACY: 1824-1840. Corrupt Bargain 1824. The election of 1824- 4 candidates( John Q. Adams, Henry Clay, William Crawford, and Andrew Jackson) All claimed to be republicans. Jackson had the Popular vote. No Electoral majority. Corrupt Bargain 1824.

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EARLY AMERICAN PRESIDENTS

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Part 1. The First Administration. Constitution became law on June 21, 1788 George Washington is now elected our first president John Adams becomes our first vice president First inauguration on April 30, 1789 Washington developed the first cabinet.

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Chapter 10 section 1

Chapter 10 section 1. A Republican Takes Office. Pg.302. Setting the Scene. Jefferson was the first Democratic-Republican to take office since the division into political parties. His inauguration was very informal and low-key. President Jefferson. Inauguration banner.

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Goal 1.01 The Federalist Period

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Thomas Jefferson

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John Quincy Adams 6 th President

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U.S. History Day 6

U.S. History Day 6 . Debate and Domestic Issues. Do NOw. Our mission is now posted in the front of our classroom. How do you think this mission is related to what we have done so far in class, and how do you think it is related to your future?. States and Capitals Quiz .

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The Struggle Over Foreign Policy

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CHAPTER 11 APUS HISTORY

CHAPTER 11 APUS HISTORY. REVOLUTION OF 1800. ELECTION OF 1800. Jefferson. Adams. Jefferson defeats Adams in the Electoral College 73-65. Marks the death of the Federalist Party. Jefferson ties with Aaron Burr (his VP candidate) for electoral votes.

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13. The Democratic-Republican Ascendancy

13. The Democratic-Republican Ascendancy. Purpose: to gain an understanding of development of the United States under the leadership of the Democratic-Republican Party, specifically: The Jefferson administration and the Louisiana Purchase Indian resistance in the Northwest territory

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Jefferson & Madison

Jefferson & Madison. Unit 3, Sections 2-3. The Jeffersonian Republic. The Revolution of 1800 The peaceful transfer of power from Federalist to Democratic-Republican!. John Adams (Federalist) VS Thomas Jefferson (D-R) VS Aaron Burr (D-R) Jefferson beat out Adams, but tied with Burr!

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Chapter 10.5 The Election of 1796

Chapter 10.5 The Election of 1796. With George Washington announcing his retirement, the country looks for a new leader. Leading Candidates: John Adams Thomas Jefferson Alexander Hamilton Thomas Pinckney James Madison. So who wants to be President?. John Adams = YES!

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Hamilton and Jefferson: Two Conflicting Visions

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Madison, Monroe , and Quincy Adams

Madison, Monroe , and Quincy Adams. Mr. Homburg APUSH. James Madison 1809-1817. Democratic-Republican War of 1812 After the Hartford Convention the Federalist Party ended.

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Presidents and Political Parties 1789-1860

Presidents and Political Parties 1789-1860. 1789----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------George Washington FEDERALIST 1796-----------Jefferson---------------------------------------------------------------------------------J. Adams

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Presidents and Political Parties 1789-1860

Presidents and Political Parties 1789-1860. 1789----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------George Washington FEDERALIST 1796-----------Jefferson---------------------------------------------------------------------------------J. Adams

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