A Principled Jefferson(?)

 We have read about all of President Jefferson's actions as our nation's leader from 1801-1809. We have also begun discussing a number of his policies in class.

This morning, take a look back at our readings, the posted videos and our lessons and answer the following question in the comments' section:

What is a decision/policy made by President Jefferson that contradicts his principles of Laissez Faire governing and having a strict interpretation of the United States Constitution? 

Include a brief description of the policy/decision followed by a short argument supporting your position.

As is our practice, we will reply to two other comments.

Jefferson's DC Capitol

  We have read about President Jefferson's ideas about the role of government as well as his early policies as president. after reading the description of the nation's new capitol answer the question below:

Is Washington DC, as it is described in our readings, a match
with the type of nation President Jefferson desires?

As is our practice, answer the question using KEY TERMS in the comment section and then reply to the comments of two of your classmates.

Were the Federalists Right?

 Our Founding politically party, the Federalists, lose the presidency in 1800 and completely dissolve by 1815. Reflecting on our discussion from Friday, briefly share below if you believe that you would have been a Federalist in the 1790s. Consider their plans, their actions and their choices as you comment below:

(as is our practice, please reply to the comments of two others)

(MUST INCLUDE KEY TERMS IN OUR RESPONSE)