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How did the federalist slide power during the Jefferson administration?
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How did the ferderalists lose power during the Jefferson administration?
Jefferson wasn't a federalist. He believed that there shouldn't be a powerful central government and in many ways was a true revolutionary. He wanted to reduce the means and the power of government.
One thing that could be said about women during Jefferson's administration is?
They weilded no power, formal or informal.
What facts support the conclusion that Jefferson was not a federalist?
that Jefferson wanted it to have the government and the people to have equal power and IT IS NOT CANDY
What facts support the conclusion that Jefferson was a federalist?
that Jefferson wanted it to have the government and the people to have equal power and IT IS NOT CANDY
Who does Jefferson believe should possess the power not delegated to the federal government by the constitution?
The States. He was an anti-Federalist
Who does Jefferson believe should possess the power not delegates to the federal government by the constitut?
The States. He was an anti-Federalist
How did the judiciary act of 1801 affect Jefferson's power over Court?
He had less power over the courts, since John Adams appointed as many Federalist judges as he could before Jefferson took office. This meant that the new Democratic-Republic president had a powerful Federalist judiciary.
How did judiciary act of 1801 affect Jefferson's power over the courts?
He had less power over the courts, since John Adams appointed as many Federalist judges as he could before Jefferson took office. This meant that the new Democratic-Republic president had a powerful Federalist judiciary.
What is the difference between Andrew Jackson and Thomas Jefferson?
Thomas Jefferson wanted to limit the power of the federal government while Andrew Jackson wanted to expand it. Andrew Jackson wanted to exclude the native Americans from American society, but Jefferson wanted to include them.
What did Hamilton believe was the concentration of power?
Hamilton was a Federalist- he believed the power should be concentrated in the federal government, not in the individual states. (Jefferson strongly disagreed.)
How else can Jefferson's election be considered a revolution?
The election of President Thomas Jefferson in 1800 is sometimes referred to as a revolution because it ended the Federalist Era. Jefferson's election introduced the Democratic-Republican Party into power.
Why did the federalists retain a great deal of power even after they were defeated by the democratic republicans?
federalist retain a great deal of power even after they were defeated by the democratic republicans because even though Jefferson ended the federalist program, John Adams had seen to that with the Judiciary Act. under this act Adams had appointed as many federalist judges as he could between the election of 1800 and Jefferson's inauguration in 1801.
