Jefferson as President

The principle of judicial review caused the Supreme Court to lose a great deal of power.

• True

• False

The case of Marbury v. Madison established the principle of judicial review.

• True

• False

Chief Justice John Marshall and President Jefferson agreed on all political issues.

• True

• False

Jefferson was concerned about the number of Federalist judges appointed by John Adams.

• True

• False

Under pressure from both Republicans and Federalists, Jefferson agreed to replace a number of Federalists with Republicans but refused to replace all Federalists.

• True

• False

Although Jefferson had battled Hamilton over the constitutionality of the Bank of the US, as president he kept the Bank in place.

• True

• False

Once in office, Jefferson increased military spending and increased domestic taxes.

• True

• False

Jefferson was the first president to walk to his inauguration.

• True

• False

The victory of Thomas Jefferson and the Republicans gave proof that the leadership of the US could change hands peacefully.

• True

• False

Along with Thomas Jefferson's victory in the 1800 election, the Federalist Party had won control of both houses of Congress from the Republican Party.

• True

• False