writing the Declaration of Independence,
founding the university of Virginia,
also known for the Lousiana purchase
it is important because it was a house/home to former president Thomas Jefferson
He wanted to cut the national debt.
Patrick Henry was the voice, George Washington was the sword, and Thomas Jefferson was the pen of the American Revolution.found it on google :Pi remembered the answer in high school but wanted to make sure.
Thomas Jefferson wanted the power of government to be in the hands of people; limited government.
Thomas Jefferson Because he wanted to give the 13 American colonies Independence from Britain. Also because he had to because he was the youngest, best writer and from Virginia because they are the leaders for the Revolution.
the law thomas Jefferson wanted was the one that would stop slavery the law thomas Jefferson wanted was the one that would stop slavery
George Washington
he wanted to stop the british.
Before becoming POTUS, Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of Virginia, served as a Minister (Ambassador) to France, served in Washington's Cabinet, and formed the formed the Democratic Party, as well as being an architect and a writer. While in office, he is probably best remembered for the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark Expedition that explored it.
yes he did (with help from others)... he considered doing so his greatest accomplishment. he wanted to be remembered for writing the declaration of independence more than anything else.
thomas jefferson philosophy was minly about jefferson wanting a small national goverment.he was democratic republican. he wanted . he wanted to keep the u.s.a. independed farmer. didn't want to abuse of his powers.
because Jefferson did what ever he wanted to do
cause he wanted to.
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.
Thomas Jefferson did all of these things.
Thomas Jefferson