The abolitionist movement was very powerful in the North, since the North did not rely heavily on a slave population and because slavery had long-since been depleted in the region.
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Court officers called bailiffs then ejected the nonpaying ten- ants, piling their belongings in the street. Throughout the country, newly homeless people put up shacks on unused or public lands, forming communities called shantytowns. In search of work or a better life, many homeless and unemployed.
The election campaign of 1800 was very different from the political campaigns we see today.
Neither Adams nor Jefferson traveled around the country to gather support. Many thought direct campaigning improper for a person who would be president.
Instead, hundreds of letters were sent to leading citizens and newspapers to make candidates' views public.
The campaign was bitterly fought. Each side made personal attacks against the other.
For example, Federalists accused Jefferson, who believed in freedom of religion, of being "godless." Republicans warned that the Federalists favored the wealthy and would bring back monarchy.
