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Repeated examinations of a large collection of recorded and transcribed instances of na d herein and recurrently available for analysts and eventually readers inspections may be summarized as fol. Those of us that have the pleasure of working here hope you can take a few moments to look around and appreciate this magnificent building The information contained in this pamphlet is provided solely for your enjoyment The Jefferson County Courthou Chapter 7. The “Revolution of 1800” . Burr and Jefferson tie in the election of 1800. Alexander Hamilton supports Jefferson . Jefferson, Republican, takes office with Burr as VP . Peaceful transfer of power from one party to another . National Debt. Biggest Challenge for Hamilton-Sec. of the treasury. 25.0 Million Pay . off National . debt (State Debt). 11.7 . Million Pay off Foreign . Countries. 40.0 . Million . Pay off to . US Citizens. c . Section 1: A Perpetuating Flower Garden . c. “I am but a son of nature, loving what I see and feel, without being able to give reason, nor caring much whether there be one.” . (T. Jefferson letter to Maria Cosway, Paris, April 24, 1788). 1798-1809. Building a Nation. Election of 1796. First American election. Federalist. nominated John Adams & Thomas Pinckney. Democratic-Republicans . nominated Thomas Jefferson & Aaron Burr. . c . Section 3: Jefferson: Creating Personal Space for Self-Reflection . c. “Mr. J. went to his apartments, the door of which is never opened but by himself and his retirement seems so sacred that I told him it was his sanctum sanctorum.”. Election of 1800 (1 of 3). Role of mudslinging. National Gazette (Freneau) v. Gazette of the United States (. Fenno. ). “Down with the . tories. , down with the British faction!”. Sally . Hemings. Chapter 6 Section 3. Jefferson Wins Presidential Election of 1800. Federalist, President John Adams v Democratic-Republican, Thomas Jefferson. Jefferson received 8 electoral votes over Adams, but his running mate Andy Burr tied him for Presidency. . On Religious Freedom. “Religious Slavery”. Right of Conscience “we never submitted”– Bill of Right should have been clearer on this as far as States are concerned. . People are answerable only to God for their beliefs. On Friday nights we’d meet in Joe’s back yard (Joe’s back yard).. We’d set off into town, singing “Knees Up Mother Brown”,. Then at our local Music Hall we’d all settle down. . And we’d sing along to each song, . c . Section . 2: An Experimental Vegetable . Garden . c. “A theory must yield to experience.” . (Thomas Jefferson . to . letter James Maury, Monticello, June 16, 1815). Photos by D. Gerlach of Monticello’s Vegetable Garden taken on July 31, 2013. Note natural supports used for “climbing” vegetables on right. . Section 1 – Jefferson Takes Office. Today’s Essential Question: How did conflict continue between Jefferson and the Federalists?. Vocabulary . analyze – examine carefully and in detail. radical – person who holds extreme political views. Jefferson City Public Schools. Jefferson City, Missouri. C = Cry or cuss. H = Heave or hurl. A = Anger. N = Negotiate. G = Go. E = Engage. is scary. Discussions began in 2010. Site visits. . – Texas, Indiana, Kansas. Objective:. Identify how the United States expanded its borders during Thomas Jefferson’s presidency.. Page 57. Simplifying the Presidency. Walked to his own inauguration. Wore work clothes when accepting visitors.