The significance of the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions was to oppose Adams Alien and Seditions Act. If the Sedition Act was a threat to civil liberties, the Jefferson's response was a threat to the sovereignty of the national government and the survival of the union. The Alien and Sedition Act was thought to be in direct violation of the Constitutions free speech rights, violating the First Amendment.
The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions declared that the state legislatures found the Federal Alien and Sedition Acts were unconstitutional. They were written in 1798 and 1799.
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The purpose of the resolution of independence is for our country to be free.
Thomas Jefferson and James Madison.
States rights
States could nullify laws of Congress
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Virgina borders Kentucky on the SouthEast.
Kentucky
Kentucky and west Virgina
Virgina borders Kentucky on the SouthEast.
Virginia and Kentucky resolution
Either is Kentucky or Tennessee.
The Kentucky and Virginia resolution meant that a state could assert their rights if they felt the federal government was becoming too strong. Thomas Jefferson was the person who wrote the Kentucky resolution while James Madison wrote the resolution for the state of Virginia.
The purpose of the resolution of independence is for our country to be free.
Thomas Jefferson
Starting in the northwest and going clockwise: Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Indiana.