Overall, he stuck with his principles of a Democratic Republican. The longer Jefferson was in office, the more the Democratic Republicans started to go against their own principles. The acquisition of the Louisiana territory, in 1803, was the most notable achievement of Jefferson's presidency, yet it showed the inconsistency between his actions and his beliefs...
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Jefferson realized that there was no time for strict constructionalism due to the slow process of the amendment. This purchase violated his constitutional morals and his belief in a weak central government. Another one of his famous acts was the Embargo Act. According to the political cartoon by Alexander Anderson, (Document C) the Americans were greatly hurt by the Embargo Act...
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DBQ Jefferson, in his dialog with Presbyterian minister Samuel Miller, demonstrated that the government will only be ruled by the Constitution, and not even God would have a say...	3 / 611
Federal Constitution It must then rest with the states." As Thomas Jefferson's presidency unraveled itself, the ideals of his fellow Jeffersonian Republican's began to evolve with the times...	4 / 977
Jefferson's Policies The Jeffersonian Republicans were usually characterized as strict constructionists who were opposed to the broad constructionism of the Federalists. Both Jefferson and Madison have made strict decisions in their presidencies that have highly affected the people under their rule...	2 / 526
1998 DBQ Overall, he stuck with his principles of a Democratic Republican. The longer Jefferson was in office, the more the Democratic Republicans started to go against their own principles...	4 / 903