Part B

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Chapter 13 The Rise of Mass Democracy, 1824-1840

• Part B

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• Tariffs
• Positive ? protected industry from foreign
  competition (New England)
• Negative ? prices rose, foreign tariffs for
  American exports (South)
• Raised by Congress 1824
• 1828 Tariff of Abominations

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• Protest from South
• Yankee Tariff
• Cotton other farm goods sold in world market
• Deeper issue govt interference with slavery?
• Slavery
• Missouri Compromise, 1820
• Denmark Vesey Rebellion, 1822
• Background Info
• British Abolitionism (1833)
• States Rights vs. Federal Power

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• South Carolina
• The South Carolina Exposition, 1828 John C.
  Calhoun
• believed had right to nullify tariff ? Nullies
• Threatened to secede
• President Jackson stood firm as chief executive
• Prepared military force
• President Jackson vs. Governor Robert Y. Hayne

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• Compromise
• Henry Clay (KT Senator)
• Compromise Tariff of 1833
• Gradually reduce Tariff of 1832 by 10 over 8
  years
• By 1842 would be same as rates of 1816
• Force Bill
• Allowed president to use force to collect tariffs
• Bloody Bill
• Tension continued

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• Native Americans
• Western expansion
• Views towards Natives
• Cherokee Tribe of Georgia
• Clip

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• The Bank of the United States
• Bank Video Clip

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• Election of 1832
• Andrew Jackson
• Henry Clay
• Anti-Masonic Party