i. jacksonian democracy 1.life was changing in the early 1800’s a.in the north craftsmen were...
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The Age of Jackson
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I. Jacksonian
Democracy
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1. Life was changing in the early 1800’s
a. In the North craftsmen were replaced with factories
b. In the South small family farms were replaced by wealthy plantation owners
2. People began to believe that the wealthy were gaining more power
3. Hoping for a change people rallied behind Jackson, hoping he would defend the common people and the slave states
A. Expansion of Democracy
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1. Jackson supporters
formed the Democratic Party
2. The election was a rematch of 1824
3. The campaign focused on the candidates personalities
B. Election of 1828
http://mrmulladysclass.blogspot.com/2012/12/andrew-jackson-questions.html
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1. Supporters saw his
victory as a win for the common people
2. Jackson instituted a Spoils System (rewarding his backers with government jobs).
3. Relied more on an informal group of advisors called the Kitchen Cabinet
Jackson’s Inauguration
http://www.tngenweb.org/cessions/jackson.html
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II. Jackson’s
Administration
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The Country is split into three
regions
The North
The South
The West
A. Sectional Differences
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The North
The South
The West
www.carbontax.org
• Economy based on manufacturing
• Supported tariffs
• Economy based on agriculture
• Opposed tariffs
• Economy is still developing• Supported
internal improvements and sale of public lands
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B. States’ Rights Debate
http://www.occasionalplanet.org/2012/03/06/a-governor-says-state-solutions-need-an-active-federal-government/
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1. A tax placed on
imports to make people buy products manufactured in the North
2. Made goods more expensive in the South
1. The Tariff of Abominations
http://www.xtimeline.com/evt/view.aspx?id=765604
The North
The South
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1. Led by Vice President John C.
Calhoun and South Carolina2. The South wanted the right to
nullify (cancel) a federal law they thought was unconstitutional
3. The South threatened to secede from the Union
4. Jackson threatened to send in troops
5. Calhoun resigned
2. Nullification
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1. Henry Clay offered a compromise – the tariff
would be gradually lowered each year2. Both sides backed down
3. Resolution
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C. Jackson Attacks the Bank
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A. Many people felt the bank was
unconstitutional and only looked after the wealthy
B. Maryland tried to tax the bank – the bank refused to pay
C. The Supreme court ruled the bank was constitutional and did not have to pay taxes to states
1. McCulloch v. Maryland
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A. Determined to kill the bank Jackson vetoed
the bill to renew it and moved all of the federal money to state banks
B. The bank failedC. During Van Buren’s presidency the economy
collapsedD. The Whig party defeats Van Buren with
Harrison
2. Panic of 1837