Andrew Jackson

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Chapter 10The Jacksonian Era, 1828-1840
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Andrew Jackson and the Power of the President
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Jacksonian Democracy

• Jackson and the Nation He Inherited
• Appointments and Rivalries

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All Creation Going to the White House
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Jackson As President

• The Eaton Affair
• Internal Improvements

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King Andrew the First
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Jacksons Indian Policy

• Indian Removal
• The Trail of Tears

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Indian Removal, 18201840
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Elias Boudinot
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The Trail of Tears
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The Bank War

• The Banks Opponents
• The Recharter Effort

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Rechartering the Bank
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Nullification

• Calhouns Theory
• The Webster-Hayne Debate
• The Rift with Calhoun
• The South Carolina Ordinance

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John C. Calhoun
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Webster Replying to Senator Wayne (1848)
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The Rats Leaving a Falling House
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South Carolina Ordinance of Nullification
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Response to South Carolina

• Jacksons Firm Response
• Clays Compromise

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The Verdict of the People
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1832 Election

• Campaign Innovations

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Contentious Politics

• The Removal of Government Deposits
• Fiscal Measures
• Boom and Bust

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The New Whig Party

• The Whig Coalition
• The Election of 1836

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Martin Van Buren
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The Eighth President

• The Panic of 1837
• An Independent Treasury

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Jacksonian Treasury Note
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The 1840 Campaign

• The Log Cabin and Hard Cider Campaign

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The Election of 1840
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Uncle Sams Pet Pups!
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Jacksons Legacy

• Second Two-Party System
• Idea of Republican Virtue

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