because he felt that the dead should not rule the living.
Yes.
He did not believe that the Constitution gave him that authority.
False
false
False
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The States. He was an anti-Federalist
i believe he participated in giving ideas and possibly wrote it. Jefferson was in France (Ambassador) during the time the committee met in Philly to write the Constitution. While Jefferson agreed with Madison on some issues, he disagreed on others, and was in the anti-Federalist camp.
Thomas Jefferson at the time of the purchase faced domestic opposition because it was thought to be unconstitutional. He agreed that the U.S. Constitution did not contain provisions for acquiring territory, and struggled with the decision to go ahead with the purchase.
President Jefferson did not believe the US Constitution gave the President the power to purchase land. Jefferson ten years earlier was a strict constitutionalist - meaning that the branches of government were not allowed to perform activities not specifically enumerated in the US Constitution which was ratified on June 21, 1788. He was convinced by many to overcome his concerns for the good of the nation - even some of his opposition encouraged him to take this action, including Alexander Hamilton who had argued for the implied powers of the US Constitution.
No, he did not believe that the constitution was perfect.
jefferson believe just governments owe to their people is the Bill of Rights.
How does Jefferson believe it should treat its citizens in the inaugural address