1. Unit 5 Jefferson Administration & Growth of Nationalism

2. Chapter 7- Jefferson in Power Section 1: The Man and His Policies

3. Capital Building Pierre Charles L’Enfant swamp President’s “palace”

10. Thomas Jefferson Vision for America - agrarian - local government - active foreign relations - reduce military

11. Hypocrite? - “all men are created equal” - Sally Hemmings - “Partly to recover from this tragedy, he threw himself into an active public life.”

13. “Renaissance Man” modern example

14. “Revolution of 1800” define revolution why? vs.

17. Barbary Pirates states - Morocco, Algiers, Tunis, Tripoli “presents” - 1790 to 1800 total of $2 million punish pirates “Mediterranean Fund” - 2.5% tax on imports Decatur - 1815 force states

21. Chapter 7- Jefferson in Power Section 2: Buying Louisiana

22. Mississippi River “Father of Waters” Highway / trade route westward expansion Toll road - Spain then France

25. New French Empire Napoleon - dictator “Louisiana” - King Louis XIV - French control not Spain - New Orleans (toll road)

27. “natural friends” - the US and FRA - ambassadors (Monroe and Livingston) - offer ($2 million up to $10 million)

28. Haiti - slave revolt - L’Ouverture - Disaster (disease, violence,supplies etc.)

29. Louisiana Purchase Control - large land area requires many troops and much money “all or nothing” - Communication problems - $15 million Decision - constitutionality - “strict” vs. “loose” - Senate confirmation

30. New World - doubled size - uncertain boundaries

32. Lewis and Clark purpose - water route - Indian relations - Geography - Flora & Fauna party - equality and diversity “the Great American Desert” - science - maps, and samples

35. Chapter 7- Jefferson in Power Section 3: Jefferson, Marshall, and the Courts

36. “Midnight Judges” Judiciary Act of 1801 - increase number of judges - patronage Jefferson v. Adams John Marshall

37. Chief Justice John Marshall

38. Impeachment - Samuel Chase - Sedition Act - “treason, bribery, or high crimes and misdemeanors”

39. Marbury v. Madison Writ of order- force Madison to deliver commission to Marbury for Adams’ appointment Supreme Court- ruling for Madison judicial review - constitutionality - purpose to the Supreme Court

40. Election of 1804 Candidates - Jefferson for Republicans - Pinckney for Federalists Winner - Jefferson

42. Chapter 7- Jefferson in Power Section 4: Trouble on the Seas

43. Napoleonic Wars Orders in Council - England Imperial Decrees - France Neutrality - trade destroyed

44. Trouble at Sea Impressments Chesapeake-Leopard Affair Canning - apology

45. Embargo Act of 1807 “embargo year” - destructive Election of 1808 - Madison v. Pinckney - Repeal Nonintercourse Act