Though the American War of Independence had simmered and officially ended by the turn of the eighteenth century, another revolution was rising within the United States. Immediately following the Treaty of Paris was an era of political upheaval in the states. Stability was in sight after the formation of the Federalist Party. However, conflicting views were rampant in the new republic, mainly in the opposing political party of Jeffersonians. These political views gained more and …showed first 75 words of 1550 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1550 total…of Jeffersonians and the westward movement. Conflicts amplified until the Election of 1800, where the Federalist Party narrowly lost to Thomas Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson’s presidency officially ended the Federalist “Reign of Terror” but he still kept many of their ideas. Thus, in the first twenty-five years of the United States of America, the country experienced a massive political revolution, establishing one of the most successful republics and setting precedents in government for years to come.