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Thomas Jefferson’s Presidency of the United States from March 4 1801 to March 4 1809 carried out what Jefferson called the Revolution of 1800 as he attempted to put into action the principles of his Democratic-Republican Party.

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active years end date
1793-12-31, 1801-03-04, 1809-03-04
active years start date
1789-09-26, 1797-03-04, 1801-03-04
birth date
1743-04-13
birth place
Virginia, Shadwell (Virginia)
death date
1826-07-04
death place
Charlottesville Virginia
occupation
Lawyer, Farmer
order in office
1st United States Secretary of State, 2nd Vice President of the United States, 3rd President of the United States
party
Democratic-Republican Party
president
George Washington, John Adams
spouse
Martha Jefferson
successor
James Madison, Aaron Burr, Edmund Randolph
vice president
Aaron Burr, George Clinton (vice president)

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