Did Thomas Jefferson live up to his own political ideals of less government and “strict constructionism” during his two terms in the presidency?

Directions: Answer the following questions in complete sentences, using examples and detail. Source is textbook (Liberty, Equality, Power, 7th Edition, by John Murrin. 1. Did Thomas Jefferson live up to his own political ideals of less government and “strict constructionism” during his two terms in the presidency? (Chapter 7) 2. In what ways did the fight between the Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans echo the Revolutionary contest between liberty and power? (Chapter 7) 3. Explain the importance of gender roles in a patriarchal society. How did the role of women and men change in the course of the early republic? (Chapter 8) 4. In what ways did the American economy diversify during the first decades of the early republic? Discuss the impact of diversification on the economy of the different regions of the nation. (Chapter 8) 5. What role did religion play in slave revolts? How successful were these revolts? What effect did they have on society? (Chapter 9) 6. In what geographic areas did slavery expand between 1790 and 1820? What can account for expansion in these areas (Chapter 9).