WHO WAS HE?
SUCCESSES
CHALLENGES
FAILURES AND CRITICISMS
LONG -TERM IMPACT
100

Besides freedom, what belief of Jefferson's influenced how he wanted the government to run?

HE BELIEVED IN EDUCATION

100

Why was the Louisiana Purchase important for the future of the United States?

It doubled the U.S and expanded land for future growth.

100

Why did Britain and France interfere with American ships during Jefferson's presidency?

They were at war and wanted to control trade.

100

Why did the Embargo Act fail to solve the trade problem?

It hurt Americans more than foreign countries.

100

How did the Louisiana Purchase change the future growth of the United States?

It allowed the U.S to expand across the continent.

200

How did Jefferson's ideas help shape the early formation of the United States?

His ideas showed how early United States should grow and be governed

200

How did the Lewis and Clark Expedition help the U.S beyond just exploring land?

It grew knowledge, maps, and relations with the Natives.

200

How did foreign problems make it difficult for Jefferson to keep the U.S neutral?

Both sides seized U.S ships, making Staying neutral difficult.

200

How did the Embargo Act hurt the Americans?

Farmers, workers, and businesses lost money.

200

Why was the Lewis and Clark Expedition important for new comers and trade?

It encouraged settlement, trade, and exploration.

300

Why did Jefferson believe a simple government was important for the United States?

He believed a simple government protected people's freedoms.

300

How did Jefferson's financial decisions affect the government long-term?

It made the government more stable and lessen debt.

300

Why did political fights between parties make governing harder for Jefferson?

Party fights divided the United States.

300

Why did Jefferson's belief on slavery considered a big contradication?

He spoke about freedom but enslaved people.

300

How did Jefferson's ideas about government power influence later presidents?

They followed the idea of limited goverment.

400

What long-lasting effect did Jefferson's beliefs have on American values?

His beliefs influenced American values about freedom and democracy. 

400

Why was the peaceful power transfer important in American democracy?

It proved the American government could work peacefully.

400

How did Jefferson's challenges with trade affect the American economy?

Trade problems hurt businesses and farmers.

400

How did the push for Westward Expansion negatively affect Native Americans?

Expansions forced Natives of their land.

400

Explain how Jefferson's decisions help make the United States the way it is today?

It shaped american government and expansion

500

Explain how Jefferson's leadership skills connected to his beliefs about education and freedom. 

His leadership skills determine his belief that educated citizens make a strong country.

500

Explain ways the Louisiana Purchase and Lewis & Clark Expedition worked together to make the United States?

The Louisiana Purchase gave extra land while the expedition explored and mapped the land.

500

Explain how both foreign and domestic challenges made Jefferson's leadership harder?

He had to balance foreign threats and political conflicts.

500

Explain how Jefferson's failures show the difference between his ideas and actions?

His actions kept enslaved people as slaves but he said he doesn't believe people should be kept as slaves.

500

What is a long term effects of his presidency that still are applied today?

Education and Limited government.