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    Republicans and the Federalists who refused to apologize to the French for Adams anti-French remarks. The debate over the Alien and Sedition acts of 1798 portrayed bitter controversies over four factors of Political Ideology‚ Domestic Policy‚ Constitutionality and Foreign Affairs. Political Ideology during this era split into two factions‚ of Republicans‚ Led by Thomas Jefferson‚ and the Federalists‚ led by Alexander Hamilton and John Adams‚ who held the presidency in this period on the Federalists side

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    argued that because Britain was taking American ships bound for France‚ they should join war. Proclamation of Neutrality (1793) - issued by Washington that America too weak to join war‚ Jefferson disagreed and resigned from cabinet. Jay Treaty- John Jay tried to talk Britain out of searching American Merchant ships‚ agreed to leave U.S. Western frontier but not to stop taking ships‚ this angered Americans but kept their neutrality. Pinckney Treaty (1795)- Spain negotiated treaty and agreed to

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    that the signers did not burst into song and sing about eggs and the Lees of Virginia and setting the sing parts aside the unique and odd things discussed may seem inaccurate yet are completely true. Some that I noticed of the top of head are that Adams did write to his wife Abigail daily and often asked each other for items to be sent to each other that were available in their specific areas like saltpeter and hair pins. I know that for the sake of filming it was not possible to show that there

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    government‚ the government was to be made close to the people. Separation of Powers The division of authority into judicial‚ legislative and executive to balance out the power that they may check each other. Federalist papers Essays created by John Jay‚ James Madison‚ Alexander Hamilton to defend the constitution‚ was made into a book. Without a strong defense‚ the anti-federalists would tear down the purposes of the constitution especially in New York. Anti-federalists Opposed the constitution

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    Party‚ defeated the Federalist‚ John Adams‚ for the presidency. In March 1801‚ Jefferson delivered a memorable inaugural address. It was memorable for its "consummation of eighteenth-century elegance in style"‚ for its conciliatory tone‚ and for its restatement of Republican principles. (1) Jefferson indirectly ‘addressed’ his speech to Samuel Adams. Jefferson hoped the principles expressed in the Inaugural Address were in the spirit of Samuel Adams. He wanted Adams to approve of the principles

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    civics lesson about the rule of law. John Adams successfully defended Captain Preston and his soldiers. He believed that the rule of law should be predominant and that the British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre deserved a fair trial. He defended them through principle rather than sympathy for their cause; argued that “we are to look upon it as more beneficial‚ that many guilty persons should escape unpunished‚ than one innocent person should suffer.” Adams played the "race card" by telling

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    of President John Adams who didn’t ascend to the office upon the assumption of the presidency by Thomas Jefferson. Marbury sued the then secretary of state James Madison for failing to execute the commission. According to the Law‚ the supreme court has the authority of reviewing both executive and legislative orders. The court‚ however‚ has limited jurisdiction that is bounded by the Constitution and cannot be enlarged by the Congress. Facts The case began when President John Adams failed to complete

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    Bill of Rights and got them passed by Congress in 1791. The Judiciary Act of 1789 created the Supreme Court‚ with a chief justice and five associates‚ as well as federal district and circuit courts‚ and established the office of attorney general. John Jay became the first Chief Justice.   Hamilton Revives the Corpse of Public Credit In order to create a thriving federal government‚ Alexander Hamilton set out to create a plan to shape the policies of the administration in such a way as to favor

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    The author‚ Gary Nash‚ completely reveals both authentic and social lessons. Nash retells the account of the American Revolution‚ muddling and radicalizing its center story as "a people’s upset‚ a change among the most heterogeneous individuals to be discovered anyplace along the Atlantic in the eighteenth century." The characters in The Unknown American Revolution "looked toward a redistribution of political‚ social‚ and religious power; the disposing of old organizations and the production of

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    the Revolution. First of all the slavery changes not very much‚ in A Speech Made By A Young African American in 1819‚ Valedictorian Of His New York Free School states that he is not treated the same because he is African-American‚ and in Abigail Adams is telling her husband to remember all that women did for us during the war‚ and yet they won’t get the right to vote until 1920‚ it states in The United States Constitution Amendment 19 (1920) In History of the New York African American Free Schools

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