SHEPARD, ELIJAH Why did Thomas Jefferson and James Madison oppose the Alien and Sedition Acts adopted during John Adams's administration? • They felt the acts would hurt the alliance between the United States and Great Britain. © They believed the acts violated individual rights protected by the Constitution. • They believed the acts did not do enough to help reduce immigration to the country. © They felt the acts gave too much power to the state governments.

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SHEPARD, ELIJAH
Why did Thomas Jefferson and James Madison oppose the Alien and Sedition Acts adopted during John Adams's administration?
• They felt the acts would hurt the alliance between the United States and Great Britain.
© They believed the acts violated individual rights protected by the Constitution.
• They believed the acts did not do enough to help reduce immigration to the country.
© They felt the acts gave too much power to the state governments.
Answer

They believed the acts violated individual rights protected by the Constitution.

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Thomas Jefferson and James Madison opposed the Alien and Sedition Acts adopted during John Adams's administration because they felt the acts violated individual rights protected by the Constitution...
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