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5. Adams- Alien and Sedition Acts

In 1798, congress passed four laws, known as the alien and sedition acts, among those were the Naturalization Act, the Alien Act, Alien Enemies Act, and the Sedition Act. John Adams was the president to sign these acts and the federalist controlled congress passed the acts. The real intent of these laws was to weaken the Democratic - Republican Party. The first law, the Naturalization act was passed on June 18th. This act made people live in the United States for 14 years before becoming able to be a U.S. citizen instead of 5 years. The second law, the Alien act was passed on June 25th, this act allowed the president to deport any aliens. The third law, the alien enemies act was passed on July 6th. This act allowed the government to imprison and deport any aliens. The fourth and final law, the sedition act, was passed on July 14th. This act stated “That is anyone should commit treason against the government they could be fined and/or put in prison. The main reason why John Adams didn’t win a second term as president was because a lot of European immigrants were voters and didn’t vote for John Adams because he signed the acts. These acts had a lot of people imprisoned in the end.

6. Jefferson- Marbury V. Madison by: Kaitlyn Waclawek

Marbury v. Madison was a case decided on March 2, 1803 by the U.S Supreme Court. During his last months in office, President John Adams appointed many federalist judges, including William Marbury to the Supreme Court. According to the Judiciary Act of 1789, only the Supreme Court could decide a case brought against a federal official. William Marbury had been appointed a justice of the peace in the District of Columbia late in the administration of Federalist President John Adams.

Marbury v. Madison was between William Marbury and James Madison. Thomas Jefferson was President at the time when Marbury v. Madison took place. The U.S Supreme Court decided on cases in Marbury v. Madison. The United States was involved in helping the Marbury v. Madison case.

Marbury v. Madison took place in the United States Supreme Court. Marbury v. Madison gave the Supreme Court the power to decide on their cases which they then came up with a plan called Judical Review. The Supreme Court also helped to strike down acts of Congress that violate the Constitution. Marbury v. Madison also took place all over the U.S. The United States Consitiution took part in deciding on cases.

Marbury v. Madison had an impact on the United States. Marbury v. Madison's long term impact on the U.S was that Marbury said that under the United States Constitution, the Supreme Court did not have the right to decide cases brought aganist federal officials. Chief Justice, John Marshall, ruled aganist William Marbury. Marshall also said that William Marbury was not correctly appointed.

Marbury v. Madison had an impact on Europe. Marbury v. Madison's impact was very little because of there Cheif Justices. It was the earlier Cheif Justices had very little direction under the Supreme Court.

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7. Jefferson- Barbary Pirates -by Megan Holton The Barbary Pirates were the group that kidnapped people. They kidnapped the Americans because they wanted to get ransom money for them. The Barbary Pirates also have slave trade. Slave trade was one of the most popular activities that the Barbary Pirates were a part of. The Barbary Pirates kid napped people for ransom until the 19th century. The Moorish Ambassador was the man who stopped the Barbary Pirates from kidnapping more people.

The countries that were involved were America, Libya, and Northern Africa. Northern Africa is where the Barbary Pirates were from. Libya was the place where the "war" took place. America and Northern Africa were the countries that were apart of the "war". They both fought when ever they were able to fight and win.

The place that the event took place at was in Libya. Libya is located in the coast of Northern Africa. The "war" took place in the middle of Libya. The Barbary Pirates fought with America in Libya. They fought for a very long time so the "war" lasted so long.

The year when the "war" took place in was the 14th century. The Barbary Pirates didn't recover until the end of the 14th century. They didn't recover until the 14th century because when they were in the war they got so badly "hit". The people took so long to recover also because so many people died.

This event effected Europe for a very long time. The Pirates attacked America and it took them a long time to recover from it. Their people had taken a long time to get over this because they needed help to get the town back into order after everything happened.

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8. Jefferson- Louisiana Purchase __by Dominic Santoro__ 1.The Louisiana Purchase was a huge edition to the United States, almost doubling in size. (More than 800,000 sq mi) This was the first, but not last edition to America. Thomas Jefferson was president during this edition. This event impacted America, France, and Europe. 2. This sale had an impact on Europe. France was in renewed war with Great Britain, so France needed money quickly. France sold the Louisiana territory to America for 60 million francs. This gave France money to support their military. 3.This event took place in Central America in 1803.The territory included present-day Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota west of the Mississippi River, North Dakota, Wyoming, and Colorado east of the Rocky Mountains, South Dakota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, nearly all of Kansas, the portions of Montana, and Louisiana west of the Mississippi River but including the city of New Orleans. 4.The Louisiana Purchase had a big impact on America. This extra land gave the people room to spread out through the land. This let the people grow more crops, which helped the economy. 5. The Louisiana Purchase impacted Europe by giving them money, but they also lost land. With this money Europe had a strong army, which helped them in their war. This eddition to America greatly impacted Europe.

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9. Jefferson- Lewis and Clark by Garrett Marafino 1. describe what the event was The event was to discover no ladn for the united states to buy or capture. Our land was becoming small so they sent out 2 adventurers to discover new land with a group of men. They found and indian named sacagawea who lead them through their travel. 2.who was involved in the event The people involved in this event were a party of 11 hands who helped lewis and clark with their tavels to the western border of north America. Scagawea daughter of an indian cheiftan who helped lewis and clark with crossing the harsh landscape and also gave birth during travel.President Thomas Jefferson who sent them to buy or capture western United States.Lewis and Clark 2 adventurers sent by Thomas Jefferson to travel to eastern U.S..

This event took place in the western half of the U.S.. In indian camps rocky cold mountains and fast rivers. They had to create many items and machines to help them travel through these tough terains. They had a tough time getting through here and had many life threatening moments. 4.explain the long term impact this event had on the united states The long term impact this had on the us was that we had more states and our country was expanded. We also were able to have many different land scapes for farming and other live stock. This was a big deal at the time because it also helped us learn of different routes to other lands. 5.explain how this event impacted europe This impacted europe because the french had control over the western shore and when they were bought out they had to move back to their own country.then the U.S.created a law saying other country can own land in the U.S.. European countrys could no longer own any land in the U.S. but could come to it or become and American citizen.
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