placed state courts under  federal courts

established a federal court system

blocked state laws in favor of federal laws

named judges for all federal and state courts

They believed it was unconstitutional for Congress to create a bank

They wanted each state to create and form its own bank

They feared that banking activities would threaten the purchase of municipal bonds

They considered bank practices, such as charging interest, to be unethical

an armed uprising by farmers in Ohio

a violent slave rebellion in Virginia

a skirmish between U.S. soldiers and Native Americans in the Ohio Valley

a protest by Pennsylvania farmers over a new tax.

purchase the state of Alaska

use the Mississippi River and trade in New Orleans

take over lands in Florida and Georgia

defend against the British impressment of sailors

They supported representative government

They thought that there could never be too much democracy

They believed it was wise for the public to be involved in politics

Thomas Jefferson was their leader

were drafted by Federalists opposing Republican uses of federal power

claimed that the Alien and Sedition Acts violated the Constitution

distributed land to settlers in Virginia and Kentucky

rejected the principle of states' rights stated in the Constitution