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The New Republic

The New Republic. 1789-1840 What problems might a new nation face?. The New Republic 1789-1840. How did Americans respond to internal and external challenges?. Launching a New Nation The Federalist Era. April 1, 1789-United States House of Representatives holds its first meeting.

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The Presidency of John Adams

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The New Republican President

The New Republican President. Chapter 11 section 1. Thomas Jefferson 3 rd POTUS. In 1801, Thomas Jefferson became the first President to take the oath of office in Washington, D.C. First Republican President Tried to keep the government small and simple. Thomas Jefferson.

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The New Republican President

Chapter 11 section 1. The New Republican President. Thomas Jefferson 3 rd POTUS.

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THE JEFFERSONIAN REPUBLIC ( 1801-1809)

THE JEFFERSONIAN REPUBLIC ( 1801-1809). JEFFERSON'S FIRST TERM. Adams was so upset about the election that he left the capital before Jefferson took office. The Election of 1800. In some ways the most important election in history SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS ELECTION -

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The Court Seizes Power

The Court Seizes Power. Marbury vs. Madison (1803) and Judicial Review.

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U.S. History 101

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Triumphs and Travails of the Jeffersonian Republic 1800-1812

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Judiciary

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The Constitution:

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Marbury v. Madison & Tinker v. Des Moines

Marbury v. Madison & Tinker v. Des Moines . Erica Bermudez AP Government & politics Period 4. Marbury v. Madison. Jon Adams appointed judges (midnight judges) to the Supreme Court right before he lost reelection against Thomas Jefferson

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Supreme Court and Republican Era

Supreme Court and Republican Era. The Republican era. The time between the election of Thomas Jefferson and the election of John Quincy Adams is the Republican Era . Republican party. Jefferson was the 3 rd President He was a member of the Republican Party He believed in:

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