The American Nation A History of the United States, Combined Volume (14th Edition)

Do you have too much debt? 170 During their first week in college, freshmen receive on the average eight applications for credit ...

Jeffersonian DemocracyJeffersonian Democracy 6 CONTENTS ■Monticello, designed and built by Thomas Jefferson. Jefferson cherished ...

172 Chapter 6 Jeffersonian Democracy Jefferson Elected President Once the furor over war and subversion subsided, public attenti ...

Jefferson as President 173 Jefferson took the presidential oath and delivered his inaugural address.^2 His goal was to recapture ...

174 Jefferson–Hemings liaison. Among scholars, Malone’s views went mostly unchallenged for decades. But Annette Gordon- Reed (19 ...

Jefferson as President 175 on the cooling of partisan passions: “Every difference of opinion is not a difference of principle. W ...

176 Chapter 6 Jeffersonian Democracy a federal government and a republican system. No great principle divided them into irreconc ...

The Louisiana Purchase 177 of Representatives bring charges against District Judge John Pickering. Pickering was clearly derange ...

178 Chapter 6 Jeffersonian Democracy harry the American frontier? And what now would be the status of Pinckney’s precious treaty ...

The Louisiana Purchase 179 store their goods in warehouses in New Orleans, the first step to exporting them to Europe. We now kn ...

180 Chapter 6 Jeffersonian Democracy suppose you will make the most of it.” Never, as the his- torian Henry Adams wrote, “did th ...

The Federalists Discredited 181 the national debt—which he promptly sold to European investors. If Hamilton had not established ...

182 Chapter 6 Jeffersonian Democracy believed that his honor was at stake. The two met with pistols on July 11, 1804, at Weehawk ...

The Burr Conspiracy 183 The Burr Conspiracy Republican virtue seemed to have triumphed, but Jefferson soon found himself in trou ...

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186 Chapter 6 Jeffersonian Democracy (^3) John Randolph said that “Wilkinson is the only man that I ever saw who was from the ba ...

The Impressment Controversy 187 For example, American merchants carried sugar from the French colony of Martinique first to the ...

188 Chapter 6 Jeffersonian Democracy was the contemptuous behavior of British officers when they boarded American ships. In 1796 ...

The Embargo Act 189 The attack was in violation of international law, for no nation claimed the right to impress sailors from wa ...