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What are 15 things that happened during the jeffersonian era? with dates!

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Nov 1783
Mar 21, 1790Secretary of State
Jun 1790Deal with Hamilton and Madison
Feb 1791Hamilton vs. JeffersonConfederation Congress1781British Invasion of Virginia
Jun 4, 1781Resignation from Governorship
1782Notes on the State of Virginia
May 7, 1784Jefferson in Europe
May 2, 1785Minister Plenipotentiary
Sep 18, 1786Wipeout
May 1787Polly Jefferson and Sally Hemings in France
May 25, 1787Constitutional Convention
Jul 14, 1789Beginning of French Revolution
Nov 23, 1789Return to AmericaAug 1782Birth of Last Child
Sep 6, 1782Death of Martha JeffersonJun 1, 1779Governor of VirginiaAug 1, 1778Birth of Mary (Polly) Jefferson
1780Birth of Lucy Elizabeth
Sep 3, 1783Formal End of Revolutionary War

Answer from: habsofarah0

I'm not completely sure if these are the most relevant or important things that occurred in relation to your needs but here:
The Jefferson era is accepted in social as 1800-1828 (or 1830).
Some things that happened include:
- February 17, 1801
Election of 1800, President Jefferson is elected (Federalist Party)
- Year of 1801
Jefferson's presidential theme was to unite the Federalists and Republicans
- April 30, 1803
Louisiana is bought into America
- April 15, 1805
Louis and Clark reach the Pacific (in their exploration)
- July 15, 1806
Zebulon Pike explores the Southwest
- December 22, 1807
Embargo Act is signed (slavery abolished)
- In 1810
Tecumseh was encouraged to follow the Treaty of Greenville
- August 9, 1814
Treaty of Fort Jackson signed
- December 24, 1814
Treaty of Ghent
- June 18, 1812
War of 1812
- January 8, 1815
Battle of New Orleans
- March 3, 1820
Missouri Compromise, allowing that state to join US despite there being slavery still
- December 1, 1824
Presidential vote got turned over to the House by the Congress due to no majority vote
- December 22, 1828
President Andrew Jackson is elected

Answer from: Quest

worcester v. georgia, legal case in which the u.s. supreme court on march 3, 1832, held (5–1) that the states did not have the right to impose regulations on native american land. andrew jackson refused to enforce the ruling, the decision form the basis for most subsequent indian law in the united states.

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Assemblies do not have written codes of laws. laws are matters for magistrates and courts, not assemblies. codes of law are things such as civil law, criminal law, and constitutional law. what assemblies have are procedures regarding debating, voting and other business they might carry out. also note that rome had three assemblies: the assembly of the soldiers, the assembly of the tribes, and the plebeian councils.

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