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between the United States and France. One of Adam's main goals is to make peace with France. The Vice President of John Adams was Tohmas Jefferson. The affair took place during one of the Neopolitic wars between France and Great Britain. The French thought the U.S. was a hostille nation, especially after the signing of Jay's Treaty in 1794. Talleyrand sent three French agents to meet with the commission members. The agents suggested that Talleyrand would agree to the treaty if he received from the United States a $250,000 bribe and France received a $10 million loan. The commission refused. Outraged, the commission sent a report to Adams, who inserted the letters X, Y, and Z in place of the agents' names and forwarded the report to Congress. An undeclared naval war took place between the two nations between 1798 and 1800. Anticipating a declared war with France, Congress enacted the Alien and Sedition Acts. These internal security laws were aimed at French and Irish immigrants, who were thought to be supportive of France. Talleyrand, unwilling to risk a declared war with the United States, sought an end to the dispute. The next U.S. delegation sent to France was treated with respect, and the Treaty of Morfontaine, which restored normal relations between France and the United States, was signed in 1800. The XYZ affair was a good idea. Tomas Jefferson really had nothing to do with it.


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North -How would you recognize the people of the north? The people look more formal and fancier. The people look like taller not the Best quality of clothing and fancier well- built clothes, most people in the north work in factories. They wear baggy like clothes because of the harsh hot working conditions. However, the other people would have well built clothes. However, the poorer people would still have clothes but not fancy clothes. -What did you observe about the politics of the north with laws and rules? The politics of the north are pretty like our states. They do have a government and they do follow one president. The laws are like today but there were fewer laws and fewer police. Also, there were not many laws about transportation. There were no laws about the harsh working conditions of the factories. They have to work in hot smelly locked factories. Nevertheless, there were the basics laws, though. -How would you contrast the economy in the north? The economy in the north is good. Businesses and industry supported the economy. In addition, the workers of the north also had to be paid so the economy would probably be in debt. The main form for the economy is from the industry for making goods such as clothes and tools. In addition, the economy had to pay the workers at the factories. They are not really paid that much.

South -How would you recognize the people of the south and what they looked like? The people would mostly be slaves working in the fields. They probably would be black people. They would be sweating a lot. In addition, you would probably see people working on the cotton grin. The owners of the slaves would be dressed in nicer clothing and be rich. The factory workers would be dressed in baggy like clothing because the uncomfortable conditions in the heat. -Discuss the politics, laws, and life of the south. The politics of the south are somewhat stricter in slavery ways. The slaves had to follow every order of their bosses. There were many different laws for slaves including Acts such as the Fugitive Slave Act witch had to bring a lot of free slaves back to their masters. The life of the south would be more fieldwork then industry, thus there was some factories. The field main jobs are picking lots of cotton.

-How was the economy of the south running and how was it in terms of industry? The economy of the south was runned and supported by the cotton industry. The Cotton King. The problem with the economy is that if the cotton disappears so does the economy. The economy really depends on cotton harvesting. Industry terms- the main industry is for the cotton grin- a machine that makes harvesting cotton much easier.

"These few directions," said I, "if properly attended to, will do your business; and when once elected, why a fig for the dirty children, the promises, the bridges, the churches, the taxes, the offices, and the subscriptions, for it is absolutely necessary to forget all these before you can become a thorough-going politician, and a patriot of the first water." PLEASE FOLLOW MY DIRECTIONS
 * "Attend all public meetings," says I, "and get some friends to move that you take the chair- if you fail in this attempt, make a push to be appointed secretary; the proceedings of course will be published, and your name is introduced to the public. But should you fail in both undertakings, get two or three acquaintances, over a bottle of whiskey, to pass some resolutions no matter on what subject; publish them even if you pay the printer- it will answer the purpose of breaking the ice, which is the main point in these matters. Intrigue until you are elected an officer of the militia; this is the second step towards promotion, and can be accomplished with ease, as I know an instance of an election being advertised, and no one attending, the innkeeper at whose house it was to be held, having a military turn, elected himself colonel of his regiment." Says I, "You may not accornpb your ends with as little difficulty, but do not be discouraged- Rome wasn't built in a day. IT WAS NOT EASY**
 * "If your ambition or circumstances compel you to serve your country, and earn three dollars a day, by becoming a member of the legislature you must first publicly avow that the constitution of the state is a shackle upon free and liberal legislation; and is, therefore, of as little use in the present enlightened age, as an old almanac of the year in which the instrument was framed. There is policy in this measure, for by making the constitution a mere dead letter, your headlong proceedings will be attributed to a bold and unshackled mind, whereas, it might otherwise be thought they arose from sheer mulish ignorance. 'The Government' has set the example in his attack upon the constitution of the United States, and who should fear to follow where 'the Government' leads? WHO CARES WHAT THE GOVERNMENT SAYS WE HAVE TO FIX UP THIS COUNTRY**
 * "When the day of election approaches, visit your constituents far and wide. Treat liberally, and drink freely, in order to rise in their estimation though you fall in your own. True, you may be called a drunken dog by some of the clean shirt and silk stocking gentry, but the real rough necks will style you a jovial fellow, their votes are certain, and frequently, count double. Do all you can to appear to advantage in the eyes of the women. That's easily done- you have but to kiss and slabber their children, wipe their noses, and pat them on the head; this cannot fail to please their mothers, and you may rely on your business being done in that quarter. WHEN THE ELECTION COME GATHER AS MUCH PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE**
 * "Promise all that is asked," said I, "and more if you can think of up thing. Offer to build a bridge or a church, to divide a county, create a batch of new offices, make a turnpike, or anything they like. Promises cost nothing, therefore deny nobody who has a vote or sufficient influence to obtain one. I WANT YOU TO PROMISE ME…**
 * "Get up on all occasions, and sometimes on no occasion at all, and make long-winded speeches, though composed of nothing else than wind- talk of your devotion to your country, your modesty and disinterestedness, or on any such fanciful subject. Rail against taxes of all kinds, office-holders, and bad harvest weather; and wind up with a flourish about the heroes who fought and bled for our liberties in the times that tried men's souls. To be sure you run the risk of being considered a bladder of wind or an empty barrel, but never mind that, you will find enough of the same fraternity to keep you in countenance. STAND UP FOR YOUR OWN RIGHTS, DO WHAT IS RIGHT**
 * "If any charity be going forward, be at the top of it, provided it is to be advertised publicly; if not, it isn't worth your while. None but a fool would place his candle under a bushel on such an occasion. THIS WILL BE WORTH YOUR WHILE**

How did Davy Crokket changeWashington? He told them to attend public meetings, be involved with the country, be on time, and help and support the well cause.

Determine what would have happened if Davy Crockett was not inWashingtonat this time. Every one will be flustered. The meetings would not be organized very well. There would be lots of shouting-less agreeing. There would be less work getting done and less things being accomplished. The country would be getting worse, not better.

Interpret the meaning of “Rome wasn’t built in a day” in the first paragraph. This whole task would not be easy. Politics were very hard. You had to change our country in a big way-politically and emotionally. Gather information to prove that Davy Crokket was a good politician. He attended all the public meetings and he was always on time. He was heavily involved in helping our country. He contributed to the thoughts of fellow Americans not just ignore them and think only about (to) himself.