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Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)
www.studenthandouts.comSocial StudiesUnited States PresidentsThomas Jefferson, 3rd U.S. President (1801-1809)
 
 
Thomas Jefferson was born in 1743 and died in 1826. In 1776, Thomas Jefferson was the primary composer of the Declaration of Independence sent by the Thirteen Colonies to England's George III. Jefferson was the first Secretary of State, serving under George Washington from 1790 until 1793. From 1797 until 1801, Jefferson was vice president under John Adams. Jefferson was the third president of the United States of America, serving two terms, from 1801 until 1809.
 
 
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Thomas Jefferson Handwriting Practice - Print Manuscript or Cursive Script
 
 
 UNIT I: Early AmericaUNIT IX:Discontent and Reform
 UNIT II: Colonial PeriodUNIT X:War, Prosperity, and Depression
 UNIT III: American RevolutionUNIT XI:New Deal and World War II
 UNIT IV: New National GovernmentUNIT XII:Postwar America
 UNIT V: Westward ExpansionUNIT XIII:Decades of Change
 UNIT VI: Sectional ConflictUNIT XIV:New Conservatism
 UNIT VII: Civil War and ReconstructionUNIT XV:Into the Twenty-first Century
 UNIT VIII: Growth and TransformationUNIT XVI:Polarization and Deglobalization
 
 
www.studenthandouts.comSocial StudiesUnited States PresidentsThomas Jefferson, 3rd U.S. President (1801-1809)