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it was passed during Adam's presidency because immigrants usually favored Jefferson and voted for him, so Jefferson didn't like it. When he became president he repealed it in 1802.
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Sentence with naturalization?
Naturalization is the act of someone who is not a citizen gaining citizenship. Jesus is glad that he is done with his naturalization.
How did thomas Jefferson view the sedition act of 1798?
He believed it was unconstitutional and was against it.
What is the act of giving full citizenship to a person in a foreign country is known as what?
The act of giving full citizenship to a person in a foreign country is known as naturalization.
When did naturalism begin?
Naturalization is when a person may legally gain citizenship to a country. It began with the Naturalization Act of 1795.
Naturalization act 1798?
The Naturalization Act of 1798 was a period in time where immigrants could become citizens of the United States. It increased the time from 5 years to 14 years.
Jeffersons policy of forbidding the shipment of any goods in or out of the US?
Embargo Act
What is an example of partisan politics under the Federalist administation?
passage of the Naturalization Act
In Jeffersons view George Washingtons actions in addressing the whiskey rebellion.?
Thomas Jefferson felt that George Washington's actions during the Whiskey Rebellion were inappropriate. He felt that using military force was unnecessary and that George Washington should have never allowed the Whiskey tax to be implemented.
Which is the clearest example of partisan politics under the federal administrations?
passage of the naturalization act
Which is the clearest example of partisan politics under the federalist administrations?
passage of the naturalization act
Which law allowed white immigrant to become US citizen?
Naturalization act of 1790
What did the naturalization act deal with?
It is the act in which the time to become a U.S citizen is decreased; at the time it was mainly to keep away the Irish and the French.
