WHY WAS THE ELECTION OF 1800’S
CALLED THE REVOLUTION OF 1800’S?
BY: ARMANI TOOGOOD &
GERVONNI MACK.
WHY WAS THE ELECTION OF 1800 CALLED THE
REVOLUTION OF 1800.
Thomas Jefferson called his
election "the Revolution of
1800" because it marked
the first time that power in
America passed from one
party to another.
INFORMATION ON THE REVOLUTION OF
THE 1800S.
The people had to choose
between John Adams and
Thomas Jefferson. The
federalists were scared
that Thomas Jefferson
would return power to
the state and have a
army.
• Federalists: A supporter of
federal government; especially a
supporter of the U.S Constitution.
HOW DID THE REVOLUTION START?
The Americans were ready for a
change.
The election of Thomas Jefferson in
1800 was a critical election in
American history
WHEN DID THE REVOLUTION OF
1800 BEGAN & END?
The war began January 1st 1800 and ended
December 31st 1809.
JOHN ADAMS.
Born: October 30, 1735.
Nickname: “Atlas of
Independence”.
Education: Harvard
College graduated 1755.
Career: Lawyer.
Had 5 Children.
Death Date: July 4th
1826.
Buried: Massachusetts.
he was the second
president of the united
states.
He was a DemocraticRepublican.
Thomas Jefferson.
Born: April 13, 1743
Nickname: “Long Tom”.
Birthplace: Virginia
Education: William and
Mary College
Career: Lawyer
Death Date: July 4th
1826.
Had 6 children.
He was the third
president of the united
state.
He was a DemocraticRepublican.
• Democratic-Republican: relating to a American political party
of the early 19th century.
JOHN ADAMS AND THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Thomas Jefferson and
John Adams were
close friends. They
met at the
Continental Congress
of 1776. John Adams
and Thomas Jefferson
were the last people
to stand up to the
British empire. They
also got a new
political system in the
former colonies.
SOURCES.
www.millercenter.org
The miller center help us understand the presidency, political history, and critical
insights.
www.u-s-history.com
Gave us information on John Adams and Thomas Jefferson life.
www.us-presidents.findthebest.com
it give us important details about the 1800 revolution.
www.history.com
It taught us about Thomas Jefferson and John Adams friendship.
www.everydaycitizen.com
it showed us how the people had to choose between Thomas Jefferson.