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Jefferson Era: True or False

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Jefferson Era: True or False
 

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Test your knowledge of the Jefferson era.

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1

Marbury v. Madison upheld the lawfulness of the Judiciary Act of 1789 as constitutional.

2

The 12th Amendment created a single vote for President and Vice President.

3

Jefferson and Burr tied in the Electoral College, sending the decision to the House of Representatives.

4

Jefferson's First Inaugural Address included the phrase "We are all Republicans, we are all Federalists."

5

Marbury v. Madison established the principle of judicial review.

6

The Louisiana Purchase was opposed by Jefferson because of strict construction.

7

The Federalists supported a weak central government.

8

The Louisiana Purchase in 1803 expanded U.S. territory and cost $15 million.

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The 12th Amendment required electors to cast separate votes for President and Vice President.

10

The deal for Louisiana Purchase cost $10 million.

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