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Deemed the Peaceful revolution, this election transfered presidential power from the federalists to the Republicans.
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In an effort to keep power with the Federalilsts, Adams appointed Federalist appointees to the courts.
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Government worked to dismiss these "midnight" appointees in the courts.
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Sets precedent for judicial review because this was the first time the courts ruled acts of congress uncontitutional.
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The Louisiana Purchase concluded giving the lands to the US over doubling the size of the country.
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They begin their exploration of the new lands, searching for the fastest route from the Mississippi to the Pacific.
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being political enemies and after unaagrements, they challenge eachother to a duel, Burr coming up victorious.
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Jefferson elected to his second term with large support
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After being deemed an incompetant judge and alcoholic, Chase faced the Senate for impeachment, but after a poor prosecution, that encouraged the stretching of Constitutional laws, he was aquitted of his charges.
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after he assembles a militia and tries to create a revolt and succeed the West from the Union, Burr is tried for his actions.
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The US refused to trade with the other nations, keeping ships safe from seizure, and depleting the European powers from much needed supplies, hoping it would force them to admit US neutrality. Hurt US economy.
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Slave traded ended making the importation of slaves illegal.
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Madison elected with large support beating out Federlaist Pinckney.