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How was the revolution of 1800 not a turning point in American history?
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How was the revolution of 1800 not a turning point in American history?
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One could argue that the Revolution of 1800 was not a turning point in American history because the two party system that was developed after Jefferson beat Adams in this election didn't go on to "define" the nation politically.
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