John Adams 1797-1801

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Election of 1796

The person with the most electoral votes, John Adams, became President and the person with the second most electoral votes, Thomas Jefferson, became Vice President.

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Political party of John Adams

Federalist

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Political party of Thomas Jefferson

Democratic and Republican

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Results of election of 1796

Adam wins and sectionalism begins

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What is sectionalism?

The country begins to divide between the north and south (this was a cause of the civil war)

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The Quasi War with France

- Washington's neutrality proclamation and jays treaty stun (blind side) France.

- French warships began seizing hundreds of American merchant ships and a millions of dollars worth of cargo without cause or compensation.

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What is immpressment?

French took British sailors and made them work on their ships

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What was the XYZ affair about?

It was an affair between France, Britain and the U.S.A. French diplomats asked for bribes from U.S diplomats.

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When Adams sent representatives to France, who were they supposed to meet

Talleyrand

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Who did the representatives meet instead of Talleyrand

Three ministers X Y Z

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What did the three ministers want

250,000 dollars as a bribe

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What happened after France demanded money

America is offended and anti-French sentiment grows. The Quasi war escalated, US nationalism grows

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What happened because of the X Y Z Affair

The federalist-controlled congress established the alien and sedition acts

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When was the Alien and Sedition Acts?

1798

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Naturalization act

If the US is at war with your country, you cannot become a citizen of the US

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Who did the naturalization act target

The French

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Alien Act

The President can kick out any alien he doesn't like (any alien he deems dangerous)

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Who did the alien act target

The French

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Alien enemies act

If US goes to war, make citizens age 14 or higher of the country with which the US is at war with can be arrested and removed.

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Who does the alien enemies act target

The French

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What does the alien and sedition acts lead to

Passing of the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions also Adams losing election on 1800

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Virginia resolution year

1798

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Who wrote the Virginia Plan?

James Madison

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Virginias plan states what

- response to alien and sedition acts saying they are unconstitutional

- first amendment violation

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Kentucky resolution year

1798

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Who wrote the Kentucky Resolution?

Thomas Jefferson

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The Kentucky pan states what

- federal government over stepping

- 10th amendment violation- states rights

- asks the questions "can the federal government be told no?"

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Can the federal government be told no

Yes, with nullification

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What is nullification?

concept in which states could nullify, or void, any federal law they deemed unconstitutional

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What interpretation of the constitution is nullification

Strict

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Election of 1800

- first election with political power being peacefully switched from one party to another.

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What precedent came from the election of 1800

Power was transferred peacefully for 200 years

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What happened January 6th, 2020

Power was no longer transferred peacefully- when Biden took office people supporting trump stormed the capital