Jefferson Outfederalized the Federalists

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Some of these views included his support against a national debt and strong states rights. Although states rights were weakened somewhat in his term, he still abolished the Excise Tax, which he felt was unconstitutional, and got rid of the Naturalization Act...
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In the case of the Louisiana Purchase, Jefferson was in a situation with almost only one logical choice. If he turned down the treaty, it left a large area of land open for other countries to settle and begin an empire in. So in doing what was best for the country, he inevitably adopted some of the Federalist views, mostly without a choice...
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