Back in 1800, when Jefferson was elected, there were two political parties, like today. Except these two parties are not the same nor do they represent the same ideas. Adams (Jefferson's predecessor) was part of the Federalist party. Jefferson was part of the Anti-Federalist party. What was the difference? Federalists believed, firstly, in a loose interpretation of the Constitution, they believed in a strong central government with inferior state governments. Anti-Federalists believed the opposite: they believed in a strict interpretation of the Constitution and in a weak federal government. So, when Jefferson took office in 1800, he greatly downsized the federal government and made it weaker. Also, with all the confusion surrounding the election of 1800, the 12th Amendment was ratified, which said that a separate ballot must be cast for President and Vice President.
A Less land was cleared for farming. With better ways to farm land less land was need to increase the yield(the amount you get)
B population increased. Because their was better yields more people could be fed and not have to worry about starvation
C Trade and industry grew More yield means more to sell.
Answer:
B. She questioned the teaching of the Puritan leaders.
Explanation:
At that time, Anne Hutchinson openly challenged the teaching that Puritan Leaders had on receiving salvation.
The puritans believe in sanctification (God's salvation can be earned Doing Good works in the name of god). Hutcherson on the other hand believed in receiving salvation through justification ( All humans can do is to accept Christ into their life. Eventually, God is the one who decide whether Humans get the salvation or not. Nothing human can really do to earn it.)
Because of this, the Puritan Leaders accused Anne Hutchinson of Heresy banished her out from Massachusetts.
Is this true or false?
or just a statement
Well manifest destiny is just people moving west. The way I remember is my teacher told me man fest in the west so idk if any of that helps but yeah. They moved west for more land, money, and more freedom also for religion I think.
