Republican Victory

1.Jefferson walked to his inauguration

Republican Victory 1.Jefferson walked to his inauguration 2.Republicans also won control of both houses of Congress

Republican Victory 1.Jefferson walked to his inauguration 2.Republicans also won control of both houses of Congress 3.Jefferson’s election was proof that the country could change leaders peacefully

Republican Victory 1.Jefferson walked to his inauguration 2.Republicans also won control of both houses of Congress 3.Jefferson’s election was proof that the country could change leaders peacefully 4.Jefferson claimed he would support the will of the majority

Jefferson in Office

1.Jefferson lowered military spending

Jefferson in Office 1.Jefferson lowered military spending 2.Reduced the size of the army to 3,200 troops 1.Jefferson lowered military spending 2.Reduced the size of the army to 3,200 troops

Jefferson in Office 1.Jefferson lowered military spending 2.Reduced the size of the army to 3,200 troops 3.Navy was cut to seven ships 1.Jefferson lowered military spending 2.Reduced the size of the army to 3,200 troops 3.Navy was cut to seven ships

Jefferson in Office 1.Jefferson lowered military spending 2.Reduced the size of the army to 3,200 troops 3.Navy was cut to seven ships 4.Tried to get rid of domestic taxes 1.Jefferson lowered military spending 2.Reduced the size of the army to 3,200 troops 3.Navy was cut to seven ships 4.Tried to get rid of domestic taxes

Jefferson in Office 1.Jefferson lowered military spending 2.Reduced the size of the army to 3,200 troops 3.Navy was cut to seven ships 4.Tried to get rid of domestic taxes 5.Kept the Bank of the United States 1.Jefferson lowered military spending 2.Reduced the size of the army to 3,200 troops 3.Navy was cut to seven ships 4.Tried to get rid of domestic taxes 5.Kept the Bank of the United States

Jefferson in Office 1.Jefferson lowered military spending 2.Reduced the size of the army to 3,200 troops 3.Navy was cut to seven ships 4.Tried to get rid of domestic taxes 5.Kept the Bank of the United States 6.Kept some Federalists in office 1.Jefferson lowered military spending 2.Reduced the size of the army to 3,200 troops 3.Navy was cut to seven ships 4.Tried to get rid of domestic taxes 5.Kept the Bank of the United States 6.Kept some Federalists in office

Marbury vs. Madison

1.John Adams appointed many Federalists to judgeships right before he left office

Marbury vs. Madison 1.John Adams appointed many Federalists to judgeships right before he left office 2.William Marbury had not received his judgeship and demanded the Supreme Court force the Executive Branch to comply

Marbury vs. Madison 1.John Adams appointed many Federalists to judgeships right before he left office 2.William Marbury had not received his judgeship and demanded the Supreme Court force the Executive Branch to comply 3.Marbury looked to the Judiciary Act of 1789 for proof

Marbury vs. Madison

1.All the Supreme Court justices agreed Marbury had been treated unfairly

Marbury vs. Madison 1.All the Supreme Court justices agreed Marbury had been treated unfairly 2.However, Chief Justice John Marshall believed that the Judiciary Act of 1789 was unconstitutional

Marbury vs. Madison 1.All the Supreme Court justices agreed Marbury had been treated unfairly 2.However, Chief Justice John Marshall believed that the Judiciary Act of 1789 was unconstitutional judicial review 3.The ruling established judicial review – allows the Supreme Court to declare an act of Congress unconstitutional 1.All the Supreme Court justices agreed Marbury had been treated unfairly 2.However, Chief Justice John Marshall believed that the Judiciary Act of 1789 was unconstitutional judicial review 3.The ruling established judicial review – allows the Supreme Court to declare an act of Congress unconstitutional