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Preview11/18/14 Using the chart from yesterday write and answer the following question. How do you think the newly developed political parties impacted the new government of the United States?

Small Group Talk What if Magnolia Jr. High did not allow any new students to enroll in the school? What if we kicked out all students/teachers who have not lived in Magnolia for at least 5 years?

Small Group Talk Has anyone ever offered you a Bribe to do something that you didn’t want to do? What was your response?

Warm-up 11/18/14 Get your notebook from the back, read the quote and answer the following question. “The great rule of conduct for us in regard of foreign nations is in extending our commercial relations, to have with them as little political connection as possible. It is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world” What are some of the dangers that Washington cautioned the nation against?

Challenges John Adams Faced

Learning Criteria We will learn to describe the problems faced by John Adams during his presidency.

Success Criteria I will read about a problem of John Adams during his presidency and describe its significance in a summary statement.

Expectations 1.You give maximum intellectual effort 1.You are respectful of me and of each other 1.You listen to me for directions and to know when to talk 1.You keep your voice level at a conversational tone

Think (30 Secs) Think about what you will do in the situation below. Imagine that someone is blackmailing you for $1,000. If you do not pay, they will tell your parents (or friends, boyfriend, etc) your deepest darkest secret. You have the money to pay them….but you really don’t want to.

Write (45 secs) Take 45 seconds to to write what you do about being blackmailed. I think I would….

Share (A/B) Share with your partner what you would do about being blackmailed. You will have 30 secs to share your thoughts. If you finish before time is up go into detail. Partner B will go first then partner A.

Challenges Election of 1796 ● Federalist vs Democratic-Republican party ● Two Federalist running against one Demo- Repub es/cleardot.gif Results ●Adams 71, Jefferson 68, and Pinckney 59. o Adams takes Jefferson as Vice-President. o Does not trust Hamilton and Pinckney.

Read (228) Purpose: 1. To identify the challenges the Adams faced during his presidency 2. To identify and describe the XYZ Affair Strategy: Write your answers in your notebook and discuss your findings with your partner

XYZ Affair The French and the U.S. were fighting and then France attacked U.S. ships. Adams sent three diplomats to France to settle their dispute. The French officials said they would not talk to the U.S. unless they were paid $250,000. The U.S. did pay the French and many Americans were upset and wanted war. Because the French officials were known as X, Y, and Z, this became known as the XYZ Affair.

XYZ The American commissioners refuse and talks break up in April –American ships and French ships begin to attack each other. –Federalists want Congress to declare war to restore American honor. –"Millions for defense, but not one cent for tribute!" –Adams and the commissioners become national heroes.

Learning Criteria We will learn to describe the problems faced by John Adams during his presidency.

Success Criteria I will read about a problem of John Adams during his presidency and describe its significance in a summary statement.

Expectations 1.You give maximum intellectual effort 1.You are respectful of me and of each other 1.You listen to me for directions and to know when to talk 1.You keep your voice level at a conversational tone

Read (215) Purpose: 1.Identify and describe the Alien and Sedition acts 2.Identify the purpose for the Alien and Sedition acts Strategy: Write your answers in your notebook and discuss your findings with your partner

Think (30 Secs) Think about what you will do in the situation below. Imagine that the government is…(still thinking)

Alien and Sedition Act ● During Adams’ presidency, he passed the Alien and Sedition Acts. The Alien Act made it harder for immigrants to vote and gave the right to deport immigrants. ● The Sedition Act were more controversial. This Act punished people from publishing and saying bad things about the government.This Act violated the First Amendment but was still kept.