States rights were also weakened as a result of the signing of the Louisiana Purchase treaty. The treaty, along with the idea of implied powers, increased the executive powers, but at the same time decreased the strength of state governments. This went against the Republican view of state's rights being more important than Federal rights...
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The treaty, along with the idea of implied powers, increased the executive powers, but at the same time decreased the strength of state governments. This went against the Republican view of state's rights being more important than Federal rights. While Thomas Jefferson did show many Federalist tendencies, he still strongly supported Democratic-Republican views...
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