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What did Albert Gallatin convince Jefferson to keep?
The National Bank
What is Thomas Jefferson Philosophy?
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.
Which branch of the military did Thomas Jefferson later increase after shrinking it in order to keep America safe from the Barbary pirates?
Thomas Jefferson later increased the size of the U.S. Navy after shrinking it.
What was Thomas Jefferson's view on militia?
he thought they would help keep America safe.
Which founding father did Thomas Jefferson keep a bust of near his desk at Monticello?
John Adams
Why should there be a revolution in government every 20 years?
"Just to keep the government honest" -Thomas Jefferson
How do you use the word bank in sentence?
A bank is the safest place to keep your money.
What did Thomas Jefferson suggest colonies form to keep each other informed about British actions?
Thomas Jefferson suggested colonies form committees of correspondence to keep each other informed about British actions. A total of about 7,000 to 8,000 Patriots served on these committees at the colonial and local levels.
Which federalist policy did President Jefferson keep when he took office?
Bank of the United States... I'm 100% sure.
Did the patriots use slaves?
Yes. George Washington AND Thomas Jefferson were known to keep slaves busily working their farms.
What is the place called where they keep the blood ready to use?
Blood bank.
What was Thomas Jefferson's agrarian vision?
Thomas Jefferson was not for a "strong" federal government. He believed that a sufficient government was one that acted more as a go-between for the states, and not as much of a central authority. Thomas Jefferson believed that farmers were the most honest people because they had daily, direct contact with the world that God created, and therefore they had daily direct contact with God Himself. Jefferson considered farmers to be the "purest" people, untainted by trying to keep up with busy city life, and so they were the people that would keep the nation morally sound.
