Thomas Jefferson

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Apparently just the violin at which he was quite adept. He is said to have practiced a minimum of 3 hours per day. His wife played various keyboard instruments and his daughters played the hapriscord. In France he broke is arm in an accident and wasn't able to pick up his fiddle again.

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He needed money and was very poor so he sold it and he was under the law not to

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Thomas Jefferson went to France to ask for assistance in the Revolutionary. His mission was a complete success because France assisted with training, troops, and ships.

thomas jeffersons parents were Peter and Jane Jefferson. Peter Jefferson was a very wealthy man.

Pierre Thomas, a well known French scholar and writer, was born in 1634. His father was a master of accounts in Rouen. He also wrote under the pseudonyms Pierre Thomas Beaulieu and Pierre Thomas La Motte during his lifetime.

German footballer Thomas Muller is 27 years old. He was born on September 13, 1989.

no Benjamin Banneker was nice and put it in an unharmful way but Thomas Jefferson was mean back to him because he was an African American

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He sought to create an enlightened citizenry, a more independent agricultural nation, and to protect civil liberties and sought to keep rights within the states. Economically he wanted to change almost everything about the Federalist agenda like, perpetual debt, the assumption of debt and the national bank. He and his party also favored a strict interpretation of the constitution.

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Thomas Jefferson often contradicted himself. He was the creator of the Democratic-Republican party, the party that believed in strict interpretation of the Constitution, although his actions in office were very different. One such example was using the national bank system to buy Louisiana, the same system he complained about for many years, and also did not receive approval from Congress. He believed that all men were created equal (from the US Constitution) and believed slavery to be immoral. However, he owned many, many slaves. He thought that political parties will destroy a nation (ain't that the truth), but he one of the first parties. The Embargo act was designed to hurt British economy, but it devastated US economy. This does not make him a bad president, though. All presidents have their enemies, mistakes, and bad choices. You decide if he is a good president.

No. John Marshall was appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court by Jefferson's immediate predecessor, President John Adams, in 1801. Marshall and Jefferson had completely different political ideologies and little respect for each other, so Jefferson would never have nominated Marshall.