Warm Up

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Warm Up

• Hand in your Slavery Experience Essay and Primary
  Source Packet Questions on Front Table
• Prepare for Notes

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The Election of 1828

• Adams v. Jackson

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Review

• Summarize John Quincy Adams bio
• Summarize Andrew Jacksons bio

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The Election of 1828

• Jackson Calhoun
• Adams and Rush

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The Campaign National Republicans
Sticks and stones Adams, Sticks and stones

• Attacked Jackson
• Slave Trading
• Treason
• Murder
• Gambling
• Family
• Wife

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The Campaign Democratic Republicans

• Attacking Adams
• Gambling Furniture
• Padding Expense

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The Vote
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Outcomes

• Jackson takes office
• King Mob
• Firsts
• Common Man and Self Made Man
• Jackson loses his wife

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Spoils System

• Democrats concerned with growth of the Federal
  Government
• Bureaucracy system in which non elected
  government workers carry out laws
• Fired many government workers and hired supporters

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Campaign Paraphernalia

• Good copy of campaign flyer, poster, rally
  poster, etc. Be Artistic!
• Create a campaign slogan (ex. Tippecanoe and
  Tyler too!)
• Must include factual information to persuade a
  voter
• May use mudslinging tactics
• Hints Contrast Lives, Adams Presidency, use Book
• Will be collected at end of period (15 minutes)

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Warm Up

• Take out Ch 11 Packets
• Prepare to write down 8 facts about
• Andrew Jackson during the Movie

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The Jacksonian Presidency

• 1828-1836

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Andrew Jackson The Man

• Self Made Man
• Born in backwoods of South Carolina
• Courier in Revolutionary War
• Intense hatred of British

• Moves to Tennessee
• Lawyer
• Becomes Tennessee's 1st Congressman
• 1798 Senate, Tennessee Supreme Court

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Hero of New Orleans
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The Seminole Wars

• Ordered by James Monroe to protect settlers in
  Georgia from the Seminole Raids

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King Mob

• Rowdy inauguration

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Andrew Jackson

• Jackson as President
• What did Jackson represent to the people who
  voted for him?
• Anti-Eastern wealth
• Disliked men who were powerful from privilege
• Disliked special interest groups

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Spoils System

• Democrats concerned with growth of the Federal
  Government
• Bureaucracy system in which non elected
  government workers carry out laws
• Fired many government workers (10) and hired
  supporters

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Kitchen Cabinet

• Jackson had both an official and unofficial
  cabinet
• Disbanded formal Cabinet meetings
• Unofficial Advisors
• Does the President today use a staff of
  unofficial advisors?

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Tariff Troubles

• 1828 Congress enacts a high tariff on European
  manufactured goods
• Tariff of Abominations
• Southerners strongly opposed
• Vowed to nullify

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Sectional Divide
States have the right to nullify acts of the
Federal Government deemed unsuitable!
Nullification means the end of the Union!

• Webster v. Hayne Debate

States even so far as have the right to secede!
Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and
inseparable!
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Nullification Crisis

• Nullification Act
• South Carolina
• Compromise
• Henry Clay
• Force Bill

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Vice President Troubles

• Jackson asked to speak at states rights dinner

The Union next to our liberty most dear!
Our federal union must be preserved!
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Activity

• Create a comic strip about Andrew Jacksons life
  up to and including the election of 1828.
• Minimum Six Frames
• Must Have Captions
• Must be Good, but not necessarily funny
• Dont worry if you dont have artistic talent.
  Have you seen Mr. Bergman draw? For serial.

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Land Conflicts

• The Trail of Tears

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The Indian Removal Act of 1830

• Remove Native Americans from East of Miss. River
• Included tribes such as the Choctaw and Cherokee
• Cherokee in Georgia
• Civilized Tribes

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Worcester v. Georgia (1832)

• Cherokee refuse to give up land
• Treaty from 1790s
• Sued state government
• Supreme Court rules in favor of Cherokee

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Jackson Ignores the Court
John Marshall has made his decision, now let him
enforce it.
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Removal of the Cherokee

• Forced Cherokee to sign treaty removing them from
  their land
• Many of 17,000 refused to honor treaty
• Jackson send Gen. Winfield Scott and 7,000
  federal troops

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Nunna daul Isunyi

• Cherokee forced to March to lands west of
  Mississippi
• Some 4,000 would pass away during travel

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Jackson Picks a Successor

• Jackson hand picks his successor
• Martin Van Buren