Why did jefferson refer to his election to presidency as the "revolution of 1800"?
because th...
History, 28.01.2020 18:05 flippinhailey
Why did jefferson refer to his election to presidency as the "revolution of 1800"?
because there were many changes in the country at that time
because he believed that he would lead the people to revolt against unfair laws
because he believed the future of the republic was at stake
because he believed that adams would attempt to restore monarchy rule
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