American Pageant - Ch 11 True/False

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In the 1800 campaign, Federalists criticized Jefferson's ideas but did not attack him personally.

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False

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Jefferson was elected by the House due to a deadlock with Aaron Burr.

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True

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Jefferson reduced formality and hierarchy in official Washington to exemplify democracy and equality.

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True

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Jefferson's Revolution of 1800 involved overturning the Federalist tariff and Bank of the United States.

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False

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Marbury v Madison established that the president can appoint but not remove Supreme Court justices.

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False

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Jefferson reduced the U.S. Army to 2,500 men, fearing a large army could lead to dictatorship and unnecessary foreign wars.

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True

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Jefferson's envoys aimed to purchase New Orleans and nearby areas.

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True

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Jefferson's doubt about the Louisiana Purchase was the $15 million price.

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False

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Lewis and Clark's Corps of Discovery gained extensive scientific knowledge of the West and found an overland route to the Pacific.

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True

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Aaron Burr's conspiracies showed the fragility of U.S. control over the trans-Appalachian West.

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True