U.S. History
Mr. Boothby
10/11/2016
Target
: CH 11 The Triumph and Travails of the Jeffersonian Rep. pt1
IT’S ALL ABOUT MARBURY V. MADISON
MASSIVE KEY BOTTOM OF PAGE IN GREEN!
POP QUIZ #5
DID YOU READ?
DID YOU LEARN??
DID YOU TAKE “GOOD” NOTES???
HOW WELL…WE SHALL SEE!
TAKE OUT 2 BLANK SHEETS!
Silently Read Pages 211-220
The Triumph and Travails of the Jeffersonian Rep. pt1
KEYS Thomas Jefferson wins the election against John Adams, and the Republicans will begin to
learn the difficulty of governing consistently (Marbury V. Madison).
All the war preparations America went through to go to war went to waste when Adams refused to
declare war, and this harmed the Federalists, but they continued to harass Jefferson (Marbury V
Madison).
1)What were some of Jefferson’s presidential goals? What did his election in
1800 become known as according to the text?
2) What did Jefferson’s inauguration mark and what happened for the first
time? How did this play into MARBURY V. MADISON?
See it as you work today!
3) What changed and what remained the same when
congress met?
4) What was Judiciary Act of 1801? How was it tested in
Marbury V. Madison?
------------------------------------------------------------------------Disc. # 5 Marbury V Madison =know it like you know you!
5)What is judicial review and how was it established?
KEY The Tripolitan War lasted four years, and at the beginning Jefferson
was reluctant to send troops but it was inevitable. After the four years a
peace treaty was established between Tripoli and America.
America purchased the Louisiana territory for about $15 million dollars once Napoleon suddenly decided to sell it,
and would be known as the most magnificent real estate bargain in history. Jefferson was once again skeptical of the
purchase as there was nothing within the Constitution regarding a situation such as this one, but he
followed through with the purchase.
READ ONLY AS HOME WORK
PAGES 220-232 PTII!
EVERYTHING IS DUE THURSDAY!!
FINISH THE PATRIOT THURSDAY!!!
Homework Compare and Contrast the Articles of
Confederation and the US Constitution!
1)What were some of Jefferson’s presidential goals? What did his
election in 1800 become known as according to the text?
Jefferson refers to his election as a revolution, which came to be
known as the Revolution of 1800, and was determined to restore the
republican experiment and stop the decay of virtue that had been
established by Federalists.
2)What did Jefferson’s inauguration mark and what happened for the
first time?
Jefferson's inaugural address was a classic statement of democratic
principles, and his triumph marked the first party overturn in
American history.
3)What changed and what remained the same when congress met?
When Congress met, the new naturalization law was enacted which
lowered the required residency time from 14 to 5 years. The only
prop of the Hamiltonian system Jefferson removed was the excise
tax, everything else was let in tact.
4)What was Judiciary Act of 1801? Who was the Chief Justice?
The Judiciary Act of 1801 was one of the last important laws passed
by the expiring Federalist Congress. Chief Justice John Marshall had
been appointed by Adams and remained in the Supreme Court.
5)What is judicial review and how was it established?
The case of Marbury v. Madison established the concept of "judicial
review".
KEY The Tripolitan War lasted four years, and at the beginning Jefferson was reluctant to send troops
but it was inevitable. After the four years a peace treaty was established between Tripoli and America.
America purchased the Louisiana territory for about $15 million dollars once Napoleon suddenly
decided to sell it, and would be known as the most magnificent real estate bargain in history. Jefferson
was once again skeptical of the purchase as there was nothing within the Constitution regarding a
situation such as this one, but he followed through with the purchase.
POP QUIZ ON MARBURY V. MADISON
One of the most important Court Cases in US History!
This was on several pages from last night.
1) Why is it called the “Case of the Midnight Judges”?
HINT: The 2nd president did this up until almost midnight!
2) Which 2 Presidents were involved (possibly a third is
involved!)?
QUIZ HERE…
3) What did the case establish that makes it so famous?
Hint: Two Words… J__________ ___________
4) Which “Justice of the Peace” set up the lawsuit in the
first place?
CLICK TO REMOVE!
5) Which 2 political parties were involved in the case?
List both (Hint: There was not a Democratic Party at that
time!)
NOW…
GET YOUR NOTES BACK AND SEE IF THAT HELPS!
1) Why is it called the “Case of the Midnight Judges”?
Judges were appointed up until Midnight by President Adams.
2) Which presidents were involved?
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson…Madison would later become a President!
If you are still completely not getting it and actually did the
3) What did the case establish
that makes
it so
famous?
work
we
MAY
add
additional support???
Judicial Review!
4) Which “Justice of the peace” set up the lawsuit in the first place?
William Marbury!
5) Which political parties were the presidents/people in the case?
Adams=Federalist / Jefferson=Democratic-Republican
HELP HERE…
IF THEY ARE STRUGGLING…
VOTE!
MYSTERY?
Jefferson became the leader of the Republican
Party, Hamilton of the Federalist. Jefferson was
elected vice president in 1796 and served under
President John Adams, a Federalist. Under Adams,
Federalist judges began to use the Alien and
Sedition Acts to stifle Republican support for
France in its war against Britain.
FEDERALISTS
ANTI-FEDERALISTS