Which was NOT one of Jefferson's goals as president? being frugal with government money limit the power of federal government limit the size of the federal government increase national debt

increase national debt

Explanation:

Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States, between 1801 to 1809 has his belief and goals as a president of the country. This according to him is to push the nation forward. His goals were:

1. being frugal with government money

2. limit the power of the federal government

3. limit the size of the federal government

4. reduced the size of the army and navy.

5. repeal the unpopular whiskey tax.

Hence, in this case, what is not Thomas Jefferson's goal as president was to "increase the national debt."

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