Thomas Jefferson is not technically dead. His head is frozen alongside that of Walt Disney, Elvis, and Hitler, and is stored in the same safehouse as both the Ark of the Covenant and the Hammer of Thor.
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Thomas Jefferson's mother was a wife, mother, and homemaker. Women did not pursue and occupation outside the home unless they were very poor or an unusual person. This was true until the twentieth century.
Exploring the Louisiana territory was important for the us because they had to know what was in the territory that president Thomas Jefferson had purchased. They hadto know who was living there and what kind of resources they had
No taxation without representation. Personal property rights. Free speech and assembly. Freedom to worship as they saw fit.
Thomas Jefferson's administration wanted to explore the Louisiana Territory that had been purchased from France in 1803. There was little first-hand knowledge of the vast reaches of the northwest, other than that there were several tribes of Native Americans living there, who had conducted trade with French trappers from Canada.
Yes, Thomas Jefferson has living descendants. This includes through his eldest daughter Martha Jefferson Randolph and her descendants.
because he felt that the dead should not rule the living.
His father was Peter Jefferson, a planter and surveyor his mother looked after 10 children
the writers said "only the rich get taxed" and now they are dead and we the living say "everyone gets taxed"
Thomas Jefferson believed that the Constitution should be revisited and potentially redrafted every generation, roughly every 19 years. He felt that as society changes, the laws and governance should evolve to reflect the current values and needs of the people. Jefferson argued that this practice would ensure that the Constitution remains relevant and that it remains a living document that serves the will of the citizens. He emphasized the importance of adaptability in governance to prevent stagnation.
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They had six children, with only two living to adulthood.
As of 2018, Jefferson had the 9th-longest lifespan of any US President, having died at the age of 83.
He married Martha Wayles Skelton, the widow of John Skelton. Thomas and Martha (he called her Patty) had six children, only two living to adulthood.
Thomas Jefferson's mother was a wife, mother, and homemaker. Women did not pursue and occupation outside the home unless they were very poor or an unusual person. This was true until the twentieth century.
Exploring the Louisiana territory was important for the us because they had to know what was in the territory that president Thomas Jefferson had purchased. They hadto know who was living there and what kind of resources they had
According to Census records, there were 5,308,483 living in the United States in 1801. Thomas Jefferson was president that year.