Thomas Jefferson's Presidency

Jefferson worked hard to reduce the

• national debt

• millitary

• taxes

• country borders

Jefferson's party believed in everything listed below, except

• increasing the power of the federal govt

• working to support the farmers and poorer class

• increasing state's rights

• supporting the British

When it came to war and alliances, who did the Jefferson Democratic-Republicans align with?

• British

• French

• Chinese

• Spanish

What did the election of 1800 prove?

• That a peaceful transfer of power was possible

• That a peaceful transfer of power was NOT possible

• he was liked by Western States

• Federalists could not handle losing power and would leave the country

Marbury v. Madison was significant because

• It expanded the rights of states to nullify federal laws
• It established the principle of executive privilege
• It declared the President's power to veto laws unconstitutional
• It established the principle of judicial review

Marbury v. Madison was significant because

• It expanded the rights of states to nullify federal laws

• It established the principle of executive privilege
• It provided more power to the judicial branch

• It declared the President's power to veto laws unconstitutional

The Embargo Act impacted the country in which ways?

• All of the above
• It resulted in a decrease in government revenue (money)

• It led to an increase in international trade
• It had no impact on the country

How did the Embargo Act impact the country?

• It resulted in a significant increase in the country's economy and widespread support.
• It led to the country becoming a global economic superpower.
• It led to a decline in the country's economy and widespread opposition.
• It had no impact on the country at all.

Which political party did the Embargo Act infuriate?

• Whig Party
• Democratic-Republican Party
• Green Party
• Federalist Party

Judicial Review allows the supreme court to decide if laws are unconstitutional.

• Only in criminal cases
• Depends on the president's approval
• False
• True