Warm Up

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Warm Up

• Take Out your Compromise of 1820 Map
• On Back Write a 1 paragraph explanation of the
  map, including what the Compromise of 1820 was
  about!

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The Election of 1824
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Jeffersonian Republicans

• No competing party

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The Election of 1824

• 4 Candidates for Jeffersonian Republicans
• William Crawford - GA
• Andrew Jackson - TN
• Henry Clay - KY
• John Q. Adams - MA

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A Real Mudslinging Campaign

• Crawford was in ill health
• Jackson called a murderer
• Clay called a gambler and a drunk
• Adams a monarchist with English wife

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Campaign Poster Activity

• Create a Campaign Poster for the Campaign of 1824
• Choose either Henry Clay, Andrew Jackson, or J.Q.
  Adams
• Use Chapter 11 to help
• I demand color and creativity
• Extol their credentials, and detract from your
  competition

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Warm Up

• Take out your Election of 1824 Campaign Posters

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Issues of the Campaign of 1824

• ???

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Election of 1824

• www.270towin.com
• No Clear Winner!
• Where does the election go beyond the electoral
  college?

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Sounds like a deal HC! By the way check out my
sweet sideburns!
Adams. I will back you if you make me Sec. of
State.
What about me, the hero of 1812?
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The Corrupt Bargain
Ill get you Henry Clay! I will start my
campaign for 28 in 25.

• Clay backs JQA
• JQA becomes President

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The Adams Presidency
Even my awesome sideburns could not win over
popular support!

• Adams Presidency starts amidst scandal
• Policies were not popular with public
• Larger navy
• Money for Scientific Expeditions
• Government to control economic growth

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The Adams Film

• Record 3 facts about the JQ Adams presidency

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The Election of 1828

• Split in the Party!
• Democratic Republicans Jackson
• National Republicans Adams

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Back to Party Politics

• Democratic Republicans Favored states rights
  and were anti-central government
• National Republicans Strong central government
• Bring on the Mudslinging
• Modern Campaign

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Warm Up

• Into your Notes
• Summarize John Quincy Adams bio
• Summarize Andrew Jacksons bio

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The Election of 1828

• Adams v. Jackson

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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
• Jackson fired many government workers and hired
  his supporters