Does John Adams get to much hate because of the Alien and Sedition Act?
TIL George Washington supported the alien and sedition acts google.co.uk/amp/s/www.hi…
Thoughts on alien enemies and sedition act
Hope these Alien and Sedition Acts don't ruin John's hopes of reelection...
Mike Lee: Bill to make voting easier is tyranny akin to Alien and Sedition Acts twitter.com/atrupar/statu…
Without the Alien and Seditions Act, what tier do you think John Adams would be?
Making a meme about every US President Day 2: John Adams (Alien and Sedition Acts)
Did John Adams push for the Alien and Sedition Acts?
Was this a policy he desired or was this driven by other Federalists (e.g. Congress or Hamilton)?
If you hate the Alien & Sedition Acts, don't vote for JQA! Vote Clinton instead! | Pax Francia?
Alexander hamilton be like *co-sponsors the first alien and sedition acts to suppress minorities and immigrants, which is perfecrly in line with his belief that the country should be a literal oligarchy*
TIL in 1798, Congress passed the Alien and Sedition Acts, which prohibited newspapers from publishing "false, scandalous, or malicious writing" against the government, including any public opposition to any law or presidential act. This act was in effect until 1801. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Med…
The Alien and Seditions acts seem like obvious violations of the US constitution. Why didn't John Adams realize this, and why didn't the supreme court quickly strike them down?
BREAKING NEWS: We just lost the republic, this just happened not too long ago: Alien and Sedition Acts en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ali…
[American History] To what extent did John Adams support the Alien and Sedition Acts?
Currently watching the HBO miniseries on Adams, and it portrays him as somewhat reluctantly accepting them, but I was wondering to what extent that was true. What were Adams' private thoughts on these laws, and to what extent did he cause them to be written/enforced?
John Adams signs the Alien and Sedition Acts into law (1798)
John Adams, The XYZ Affair, Alien and Sedition Acts, and more: History with Ms. H youtu.be/x9zf4O3LbIY
Glenn Beck Theorizes That Progressives Want To Reinstate The Alien and Sedition Acts In Response To Ferguson Unrest rightwingwatch.org/conten…
I made a meme slide in school about Sam Adams and the alien and sedition acts...
In the Patriot Act, the most hateful piece of legislation since the Alien & Sedition Acts, a republican congress & president authorized federal agents to do the unthinkable - write their own search warrants. And the administration didn’t even let members of the House read it before they voted on it tenthamendmentcenter.com/…
John Adams, The XYZ Affair, Alien and Sedition Acts | History with Ms. H youtu.be/x9zf4O3LbIY
American press as John Adams passed the alien and sedition acts (1798)
Alien and Sedition Acts en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ali…
JULY 14,1798: Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798 Become Federal Law, Inspiring KY and VA Resolutions dailypaul.com/292240/july…
History repeats itself: Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A…
@realjohnquincyadams Alien and Sedition Act is a good bill! Not like losers and haters in fake media says! Sad!
TIL that Matthew Lyon was arrested under the Alien and Sedition Acts for criticizing President Adams. While in jail, he won election to Congress, and ended up casting the deciding vote in Thomas Jefferson's campaign against Adams in 1800. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mat…
How did the founding fathers justify passing the Alien and Sedition Acts?
It seems really odd to me the second President of the United States singed bills that are so contradictory to the first Ament and free speach. How did Congress pass these acts? What was the response?
I'm watching the John Adams miniseries from HBO, it portrays Adams as being reluctant to sign the Alien & Sedition Acts. He, naturally argues with Jefferson about it, and says it was the will of the people and eventually signs them. Is this consistent with what we know from his biographies?
Actually found a clip, immediately after the clip, Adams talks with Abigail and eventually reluctantly signs the papers.
TIL of the (U.S.) Alien and Sedition Acts, which were used by the Federalists to suppress dissent against the government. history.com/topics/alien-…
History repeats itself: the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A…
Were the alien and seditions acts of 1798 ever repealed, and if not why are they no longer used?
