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    The Sedition Act provided heavy fines and imprisonment for anyone convicted of writing‚ publishing or speaking anything of a false nature against the government or any of its officers. The Federalists intended for the laws to be weapons to defeat the Democratic

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    Chapter 10 Concepts John Adams- Federalist who was Vice President under Washington in 1789‚ and later became President by three votes in 1796. Known for his quarrel with France‚ and was involved in the xyz Affair‚ Quais War‚ and the Convention of 1800. Later though he was also known for his belated push for peace with France in 1800. Regarding his personality he was a "respectful irritation". Thomas Jefferson- was the Secretary of State. When Alexander Hamilton wanted to create a new national bank

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    Which five presidents did you think were the best with foreign and domestic policies? Have you ever thought about which president did best with this? There is some presidents that contribute more than others to our country. I think the three presidents that contributed the most to domestic and foreign policies of the United States government is Madison‚ Monroe‚ and Adams. First‚ James Madison was the first president to declare war in the U.S. According to his special message to congress about

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    Do people think about how muslim immigrants feel about how America is refusing to let them in‚ in a country that is named as one.Well no those people care about the sake of their lives and not others.This a 4wt test essay telling you that Muslim Americans should not be banned to enter America. Those people who are coming to America for freedom‚for safety are no harm to America‚they are more of help.Most americans who oppose to Muslim entering America are saying that if you let Muslims in america

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    America could pay off its debts to other countries. Hamilton was a man of the wealthy so he wanted to raise tariffs. He believed in trade and believed that America should trade with whoever they want. He was also a supporter of the unpopular alien and sedition acts because he believed the federal government needed to take a stand. His party was focused in the northeast. Hamilton had opposing views from Jefferson’s‚ but respected him as a person. Thomas Jefferson was a Jeffersonian who believed in the

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    individuals that tried to share beliefs that did not align with the current administration. It was a clear violation of the 1st Amendment‚ but it worked to gain peoples support by keeping many individuals in opposition quiet. They needed the Espionage and Sedition Acts in place to help promote and support the war. They wanted to win and didn’t care what toll it was taking on the

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    authority when dealing with Europe. Thomas Jefferson served as president of the United States from 1801- 1809. Before his presidency‚ federalist John Adams created two laws called the Alien and Sedition acts. The Alien act gave the president the authority to deport immigrants on any account. The Sedition act allowed the president to throw citizens in jail‚ even if they had done nothing wrong. These laws were not ruled unconstitutional because the entire Judiciary branch was made up of federalists

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    From the 1870’s to the early 1900’s‚ Americans invested heavily into Mexican infrastructure‚ to include‚ oil fields‚ mines‚ plantations‚ and railroads. Around the early 1900’s‚ Mexican dictator Porfirio Diaz started nationalizing these Mexican resources due to the growing fear of American interests in Mexico. Angered American investors started placing their support in Francisco Madero‚ a pro-constitutional political opponent of Porfirio Diaz‚ which eventually forced Porfirio Diaz to resign in 1911

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    documents were brought up for discussion that deal with certain articles from the Constitution and some acts/laws that the Congress passed to substantiate whether the government has certain powers. By using the U.S. Constitution‚ the Espionage Act‚ the Sedition Act‚ an executive order from President Franklin D. Roosevelt‚ and two federal Supreme

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    after it had gained its independence. The Federalists were in favor of a strong central government‚ they took actions which demonstrated the authority of the federal government. Actions like John Adams‚ while in office had signed the sedition acts of 1798. The sedition act prohibited anyone from opposing the government. According to document F‚ “That if anyone shall write‚ print‚ utter‚ or

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