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THOMAS JEFFERSON Third president served for two terms by: Michael P. 4A

Third president served for two terms by: Michael P. 4A

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THOMAS JEFFERSON

Third president served for two terms by: Michael P. 4A

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INTRODUCTION

Born: April 13, 1743 in Shadwell, Virginia

Died: On July 4, 1826 Date Elected: 1801 Political Party: Democrat/Republican Interesting fact: he let his bird fly

around the White House when he had no meetings

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EARLY LIFE

His mother and father were Peter Jefferson and Jane Randolph

He had 7 siblings He was the oldest of the 7 siblings He played the violin He went to Classical School to learn

how to write well

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FAMILY LIFE

Thomas Jefferson married Martha Wayles Skelton

He had a pet Mockingbird He was the first president to start a

term in the new White House

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THE ELECTION

His vice presidents were Aaron Burr and George Clinton

The election was a tie so the house of Representatives had to decide

Burr became the vice president

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SIGNIFICANT EVENTS IN PRESIDENCY

The British taxed on Tea The colonists got mad so the had the

Boston Tea party

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LIFE ACCOMPLISHMENTS

He became the chief author of the Declaration of Independence

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INTERESTING FACTS

He purchased Louisiana from France He has his picture on the nickel and the

two dollar bill His picture is carved on Mount

Rushmore He had 6 children

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WORKS CITED

Britannica Online School Edition Elston, Heidi. Thomas Jefferson: 3rd

President of the United States. 2009. http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/

A0855114.html