the age of jackson 1824-1830. the election of 1824 “king caucus” william crawford end of the...
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The Age of Jackson The Age of Jackson 1824-18301824-1830
The Election of 1824The Election of 1824
“King Caucus”William Crawford
End of the Virginia DynastyDetermining a candidate
John Quincy Adams (MA) Henry Clay (KY) Andrew Jackson (TN)
John C. CalhounUtilizing the 12th Amendment
Stephen Van Rensselier A “corrupt bargain”
The Election of 1824:The Election of 1824:The “Corrupt Bargain”The “Corrupt Bargain”
The Election of 1824:The Election of 1824:The “Corrupt Bargain”The “Corrupt Bargain”
CandidatePopular
Vote
Electoral Vote
Andrew Jackson
43% 99
J.Q. Adams 31% 84
William Crawford
13% 41
Henry Clay 13% 37
The Presidency of John The Presidency of John Quincy AdamsQuincy Adams
A new political party/system A new political party/system emergesemerges
Democratic-RepublicansDemocratic-Republicans
“ “Natural aristocracy”Natural aristocracy”
The common manThe common man
Liberal western voting lawsLiberal western voting laws
Dorr’s rebellionDorr’s rebellion
More political movementsMore political movements
The “Workies”The “Workies”
Frances WrightFrances Wright
Anti-Masonic PartyAnti-Masonic Party
William MorganWilliam Morgan
William WirtWilliam Wirt
National party conventionNational party convention
The abduction and murder The abduction and murder of William Morganof William Morgan
Morgan’s MonumentMorgan’s Monument
William WirtWilliam Wirt
The Election of 1828The Election of 1828
Mud slingingMud slinging
Democratic Republicans v Democratic Republicans v National National RepublicansRepublicans
Popular participationPopular participation
The Presidency of Andrew The Presidency of Andrew JacksonJackson
Laissez-faire gov’tLaissez-faire gov’t
Jacksonian attitudes and idealsJacksonian attitudes and ideals
Spoils systemSpoils system
Internal ImprovementsInternal Improvements
Maysville Road VetoMaysville Road Veto
Indian removal Indian removal
RebellionRebellion
SeminolesSeminoles
Cherokees and the CourtsCherokees and the Courts
Worcester v GeorgiaWorcester v Georgia
Trail of TearsTrail of Tears
CreeksCreeks
Chief William McIntoshChief William McIntosh
Trail of TearsTrail of Tears
Map of the route to Indian Map of the route to Indian TerritoryTerritory
SequoiahSequoiah
Chief William McIntoshChief William McIntosh
McIntosh Home in McIntosh Home in Whitesburg, GAWhitesburg, GA
States RightsStates Rights
Tariff of AbominationTariff of Abomination
VP John C. CalhounVP John C. Calhoun
The South Carolina Exposition and The South Carolina Exposition and ProtestProtest
Tariff of 1832Tariff of 1832
Principle of nullificationPrinciple of nullification
“ “Force bill”Force bill”
Compromise tariffCompromise tariff