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American Elections: 1800

Past Present Future

CHAPTER

Founding Tensions and Foreign Policy

This chapter explores the early stages of American democracy in the 1800s, focusing on the election dynamics and key figures like Adams, Hamilton, Jefferson, and Burr. It delves into the Federalists' vision of a government close to Britain and a strong centralized authority, contrasting with Democratic Republicans' emphasis on individual rights and state power. The chapter also discusses foreign policy stances towards Britain and Revolutionary France, along with controversies like the Alien and Sedition Acts.

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