Do you think Thomas Jefferson would have been pleased with the consequences of these decisions? Why or why not?

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anzhelika [568]3 years ago

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Answer:

YES because During the presidency of Thomas Jefferson, the United

States continued to grow and change, both physically

and politically. Politically, a Supreme Court ruling

established the dominance of the Constitution as the

law of the land, and provided more power to the judicial

branch. Physically, Jefferson’s Louisiana Purchase

roughly doubled the size of the country. Conflicts with

Native Americans, Mediterranean pirates, and the

British in the War of 1812 led to American expansion at

home and increased respect for the young country

around the world.

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