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Jefferson sworn in as 3rd president of the U.S
Thomas Jefferson is sworn in as 3rd president of the United States of America in the new capital in Washington D.C. -
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Thomas Jefferson's precidency
This is what Thomas Jefferson will do when he becomes president. -
Marbury v. Madison
The Marbury v. Madison case was caused by Madison, secretary of state, refused to install Marbury's position to him, so Marbury sued him.
The case went to the Supreme Court which ruled Marbury's sue was unconstitutional, so the Supreme Court established a Judicial Review by Marshall which helped to create a lasting balance among the three branches of government. -
Loisiana Purchase
Jefferson purcheses 800,000-square miles of the Louisiana territory from the French (Napoleon Bonaparte) for $15 million,doubling the size of the United States over night. -
Lewis and Clark Expedition
Jefferson charters the Lewis and Clark Expedition to survey the new louisiana Territory. -
Thomas Jefferson re-elected President
Thomas Jefferson is re-enagurated for a second term for presidency. -
Begining of Pike Expedition
They started the expedition in St.Louis, Missourri. -
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Pike Expedition
The Pike Expedition is a millitary effort authorized by the U.S. government to explore the south and west of the recent Louisiana Purchase.
Led by U.S. army Captain Zebulon Pike which ended in disaster because the Spanish thought they were spies so they arrested them and at July 1st 1807 they arrived to the border of Loisiana at Natchitoches. -
End of Pike Expedition
The end of the Pike Expedition when most of them were brought back to Natchitoches, Loisiana. -
Embargo Act
The Embargo Act of 1807 A.K.A ("Oh Grab Me" act) is put because of tensions between U.S. and the British and French.
This act kept U.S. ships from sailing to foreigh ports and closed U.S. ports to British ships, but was harmfull to the U.S. than the British & French. -
End of Thomas Jefferson's presidency/begining of John Adams presidency
Thomas Jefferson ends his presidency and John Adams begins his presidency as 4th president of the United States of America.
