10 Thomas Jefferson & His Democracy

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These flashcards cover key concepts from the lecture on Thomas Jefferson's presidency and policies.

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What was Thomas Jefferson's campaign slogan in the election of 1800?

Jefferson and Liberty

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What was the result of the 1800 election that led to the House of Representatives deciding?

There was a tie between Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr.

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What amendment was passed shortly after Jefferson's election to address electoral issues?

The 12th Amendment.

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How did Jefferson view the role of government during his presidency?

He wanted to make the government smaller and lower taxes.

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What major land acquisition occurred during Jefferson's presidency?

The Louisiana Purchase.

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How much did Jefferson pay for the Louisiana Purchase?

$15 million.

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What was one of the consequences of Gabriel's Rebellion in Virginia?

Virginia made its laws concerning slaves much harsher.

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What major judicial power was established by the Supreme Court in Marbury v. Madison?

Judicial review.

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What key philosophical question arises from Jefferson's views on freedom in relation to slavery?

Does it matter if a person of tremendous historical importance had terrible aspects to their character?

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What was the outcome of Jefferson's embargo policy?

It devastated the American economy and did not achieve its intended goals.

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How did Jefferson's policies contradict his stated goal of promoting agrarian independence?

His policies led to increased manufacturing contrary to his vision of a nation of independent farmers.

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Why is Thomas Jefferson considered both revered and reviled in American history?

While he drafted the Declaration of Independence with heroic ideas, he also owned slaves and expanded federal power.