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The Rise of Mass Democracy. 1st Corrupt Bargain. John Quincy Adams. Strong nationalist Lots of money to internal improvements Tried to help Cherokee nation. Election of 1828. Whole Hog for Jackson!. King Mob. Spoils System. Peggy Eaton (Petticoat) Affair. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The Rise of Mass Democracy

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1st Corrupt Bargain

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John Quincy Adams

• Strong nationalist• Lots of money to

internal improvements

• Tried to help Cherokee nation

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Election of 1828

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• Whole Hog for Jackson!

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King Mob

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Spoils System

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Tariff of 1828 and Nullification

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Webster Hayne Debate

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Compromise Tariff of 1833

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Trail of Tears

• Indian Removal Act of 1832

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The Bank War

• I have always feared banks

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Texan Independence

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Reemergence of the two party system

Jacksonian Democrats• Common man• Western and Southern• Anti tariffs and banks• Pro Western expansion• Internal improvements are

state responsibility

Whigs• Anti Masonic party• Business• Eastern• Pro Bank and tariffs• Anti Western expansion• Internal improvements

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Martin van Buren

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Panic of 1837

• Land speculation

• Pet banks• Death of the

bank

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Election of 1840

• Tippecanoe and Tyler, Too

• Log Cabins and Hard Cider

• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XcDeRJ_Osc

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