Take Five Take Five. What does the following statement refer to? “We have the wolf by the ears and...

Take FiveTake Five

What does the following What does the following statement refer to?statement refer to?

““We have the wolf by We have the wolf by the ears and we can the ears and we can neither hold him, nor neither hold him, nor let him go.”let him go.”

The Jeffersonian Period The Jeffersonian Period 1800-18151800-1815

The Revolution of 1800The Revolution of 1800

The Election of 1800The Election of 1800

Thomas JeffersonThomas Jefferson

Aaron BurrAaron Burr

James BayardJames Bayard

The Twelfth AmendmentThe Twelfth Amendment

Take Five…Take Five…

What was What was Jefferson’s point of Jefferson’s point of view regarding view regarding religion in politics?religion in politics?

The Jeffersonian EraThe Jeffersonian Era  

The Rise of Cultural Nationalism  The Rise of Cultural Nationalism  Patterns of EducationPatterns of Education

Importance of a Virtuous CitizenryImportance of a Virtuous CitizenryThe role of the Republican motherThe role of the Republican mother

New Educational Opportunities for New Educational Opportunities for WomenWomen

Indian EducationIndian EducationHigher Education Higher Education 

The Rise of Cultural Nationalism  The Rise of Cultural Nationalism  Medicine and ScienceMedicine and Science

Benjamin RushBenjamin RushDecline of Midwifery  Decline of Midwifery  

The Jeffersonian EraThe Jeffersonian Era  

The Rise of Cultural Nationalism  The Rise of Cultural Nationalism  Cultural Aspirations in the New NationCultural Aspirations in the New Nation

Establishment of a National CultureEstablishment of a National CultureNoah WebsterNoah WebsterWashington IrvingWashington IrvingJames FenimoreJames Fenimore

CooperCooper

The Jeffersonian EraThe Jeffersonian Era  

Washington Irving (Portrait Gallery)

The Rise of Cultural Nationalism  The Rise of Cultural Nationalism  Religious SkepticismReligious Skepticism

DeismDeism

The Jeffersonian EraThe Jeffersonian Era  

The Rise of Cultural Nationalism  The Rise of Cultural Nationalism  The First Great AwakeningThe First Great Awakening

Cane RidgeCane RidgeMessage of the Great AwakeningMessage of the Great AwakeningAfrican Americans and the RevivalsAfrican Americans and the RevivalsIndians and the First Great AwakeningIndians and the First Great AwakeningFreethinkersFreethinkers

The Jeffersonian EraThe Jeffersonian Era  

Technology in AmericaTechnology in AmericaEli Whitney’s Cotton Gin  Eli Whitney’s Cotton Gin  

The Cotton Gin (National Archives)

Stirrings of IndustrialismStirrings of Industrialism

Growth of American Shipping  Growth of American Shipping  Robert Fulton’s Steamboat Robert Fulton’s Steamboat 

Robert Fulton (Portrait Gallery)

Transportation InnovationsTransportation Innovations

The Rising Cities Urban LifeThe Rising Cities Urban Life

America in 1800

President JeffersonPresident Jefferson

Thomas JeffersonThomas Jefferson

The many achievements of Thomas The many achievements of Thomas JeffersonJefferson

Jefferson as PresidentJefferson as President

His CabinetHis Cabinet

Protocol in the white houseProtocol in the white house

Moving to Federal CityMoving to Federal City

Domestic issuesDomestic issues

Planning Federal CityPlanning Federal City

Jefferson and the CourtsJefferson and the Courts

Marbury v MadisonMarbury v Madison

“ “Midnight judges”Midnight judges”

Writ of mandamusWrit of mandamus

Chief Justice John MarshallChief Justice John Marshall

Judicial reviewJudicial review

Impeachment of Federal judges and Impeachment of Federal judges and justicesjustices

John MarshallJohn Marshall

The Louisiana PurchaseThe Louisiana Purchase

Napoleon BonaparteNapoleon Bonaparte

Robert Livingston and James MadisonRobert Livingston and James Madison

Expansion of Presidential powers and Expansion of Presidential powers and the Constitutionthe Constitution

The Louisiana PurchaseThe Louisiana Purchase

The Lewis and Clark The Lewis and Clark ExpeditionExpedition

Meriwhether Lewis and William ClarkMeriwhether Lewis and William Clark

Toussaint CharbonneauToussaint Charbonneau

SacagaweaSacagawea

Lewis and Clark ExpeditionLewis and Clark Expedition

William ClarkWilliam Clark

Meriwhether LewisMeriwhether Lewis

Suicide or Murder????Suicide or Murder????

18111811

The Trials of Aaron BurrThe Trials of Aaron Burr

Essex JuntoEssex Junto

The DuelThe Duel

The Burr ConspiracyThe Burr Conspiracy

United States v Aaron BurrUnited States v Aaron Burr

Presidential subpoenaPresidential subpoena

Aaron BurrAaron Burr

Alexander HamiltonAlexander Hamilton

Dueling PistolsDueling Pistols

Jefferson’s Foreign PolicyJefferson’s Foreign Policy

Barbary PiratesBarbary Pirates

The Pasha of TripoliThe Pasha of Tripoli

French imperialismFrench imperialism

Barbary StatesBarbary States

Anglo-French warAnglo-French war

America declares its neutralityAmerica declares its neutrality

Napoleon’s ArmyNapoleon’s Army

ImpressmentsImpressments

ImpressmentImpressment

War with Tripoli War with Tripoli

Jefferson’s downfall….Jefferson’s downfall….

The Embargo ActThe Embargo Act

Jefferson retiresJefferson retires

Father of the University of VirginiaFather of the University of Virginia Inventor…continuedInventor…continuedShared same date of death as John Shared same date of death as John

Adams…July 4, 1826Adams…July 4, 1826 John Adams’ dying words…”Jefferson John Adams’ dying words…”Jefferson

remains” (he did not know that remains” (he did not know that Jefferson had died just a short time Jefferson had died just a short time before.before.