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Democratic-Republicanism Blooms: 1801–5
- Words to Know
- First inauguration in Washington, D.C.
- A Democratic-Republican Cabinet
- Democratic-Republican changes
- Jefferson and the courts
- Louisiana Purchase
- Lewis, Clark, and Pike
- The Aaron Burr saga
- Jefferson reelected in 1804
- The Twelfth Amendment
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The Federalist Party's defeat in the 1800 presidential election marked the beginning of the party's decline. America's first president, George Washington (1732–1799; served...
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