take five take five. what does the following statement refer to? “we have the wolf by the ears and...
TRANSCRIPT
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.