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Yo Stuff !
  • Challenge Sheet Questions?
  • Reading Quiz Tomorrow p.264-272
  • Reading Quiz Wednesday p.274-286
  • Reading Quiz Thursday p.286-294

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  • CHAPTER 13
  • The Rise of Jacksonian Democracy
  • 1824-1830
  • Page 256

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New Democracy
  • Macho Macho Man! Ive got to be . . .
  • universal manhood suffrage -
  • Voting!
  • 1824 25
  • 1840 78 (2004 64)
  • Imp. -
  • EC electors chosen by -

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Why the widespread interest?
  • egalitarian tradition -
  • anger at federal banks -
  • Missouri Compromise -

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Election of 1824
  • 4 DR candidates (260)
  • Jackson got more -
  • but no majority in EC
  • so _________ decides
  • Corrupt Bargain of 1824 -

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doomed John Quincy Adams
  • minority president -
  • refused the spoils system -
  • nationalist
  • angered states rights people
  • 1.
  • 2.

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Cheesy Video Time!
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Jacksons Fans Sneaky Tariff
  • goal
  • Tariff of 1828 -
  • trick backfires
  • bad for South -
  • Tariff of Abominations -
  • scared because
  • increases ______________ .

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South Carolina Exposition
  • what
  • secret author
  • said SC other S. states should
  • just like
  • imp. -

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Election of 1828
  • Era of Good Feelings over
  • Republicans split
  • ______________ Republicans
  • ______________ Republicans
  • Jackson wins
  • revolutionary win
  • universal manhood suffrage
  • S and W common man beats NE elite

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President Jackson
  • spoils system
  • SS
  • - SS
  • kitchen cabinet -
  • The Peggy Eaton Affair
  • Imp.
  • Maysville Road Veto -

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Webster-Hayne Debate
  • prompted by -
  • N E v. S W
  • becomes a debate over ______ .
  • Robert Hayne (SC) argues
  • Daniel Webster (MA) argues
  • impact

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  • CHAPTER 14
  • Jacksonian Democracy at Flood Tide
  • 1830-1840
  • Page 274

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Nullies in South Carolina
  • 1832 officially
  • Jacksons response -
  • Clays Compromise Tariff of 1833
  • imp. -

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20 Lecture 276-281 Bank War Indian Removal 21 Group 297-327 Quilting!
24 Civil War kills romanticism 25 Reconstruction 26 27 Reading Quiz p.286-294 Lect. - religion 28 Reading Quiz p.329-335 Lect.reform women
31 Reading Quiz p.335-341 Lect.utopia 1 Unit IV (Chapter 13-16) Exam 2 Writing the DBQ ! 3 In-Class DBQ 4 Reading Quiz p.380-388
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20 Lecture 276-281 Bank War Indian Removal 21 Challenge Sheet Due! Group 297-327 Quilting!
24 Presentation Of the Quilts! 25 Lecture 282-289 Tejas! Whigs 26 Reading Quiz p.286-294 -wrap 14 27 Reading Quiz p.329-335 Lect. - religion 28 Reading Quiz p.335-341 reform women, utopia
31 review 1 Unit IV (Chapter 13-16) Exam 2 Writing the DBQ ! 3 In-Class DBQ 4 Reading Quiz p.380-388
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Jacksons Bank War
  • Clays Bank Bill trick
  • Jackson _________ it anyway
  • Doc. F
  • What are AJs reasons?
  • Doc. G
  • What is Websters response?

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  • Jackson beats _____ in 32
  • to kill bank early . . .
  • pet banks -
  • Biddles response
  • R.I.P. B.U.S
  • pros - cons

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Indian Removal
  • 5 civilized tribes
  • Indian Removal Act of 1830
  • Doc. J
  • What is AJs rationale?
  • Doc. K
  • What are 3 counterarguments the Cherokee respond
    with?

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  • Worcester v. Georgia
  • Jacksons response
  • resistance
  • Sauk Fox in ________
  • Seminole in _________

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Tejas Immigrants Rebel (282)
  • 1823 Mexico invites ______ to immigrate if
  • 1. 2.
  • conflict with Mex. Gov. over
  • 1836
  • Alamo Golliad -
  • Houston wins at San Jacinto
  • Wants to annex, but ________ made this too
    problematic -

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Election of 1836
  • Jacksons D-R drop the R
  • Van Buren (D)
  • v.
  • The Whigs
  • Whig Strategy fails -

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Jackson Impact
  • Hot
  • empowered executive branch
  • brought West into national politics
  • Common People
  • Unified the Democratic party
  • Not
  • nationalized spoils system
  • killed national bank

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Panic of 1837
  • Causes
  • land speculation in West
  • Wildcat Banks -
  • Jacksons Specie Circular (1836)
  • Hessian Fly
  • European Bank Failures
  • Van Burens Divorce Bill -

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Election of 1840
  • Whigs Choose Harrison because
  • Log Cabins, Hard Cider, Booze
  • result
  • The 2 Party System
  • _________ v. __________
  • both traced back to
  • both national parties -

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  • CHAPTER 15
  • Forging the National Economy
  • 1790-1860
  • Page 297

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Stuff from 15
  • Rapid pop. Growth in mid 19th C
  • 1st Wave of Immigration 1840s 50s
  • from N W Europe
  • __________ __________
  • nativism
  • NINA
  • The Know Nothing Party -

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Industrial Revolution in America
  • IR in England 1750
  • Made Possible by
  • explodes in America 1840
  • Why this late?
  • Samuel Slater
  • Eli Whitney
  • drastically increases -

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  • Interchangeable parts (Whitney)
  • sewing machine
  • telegraph
  • working conditions suffer
  • 1820 ½ of ind. Workers are kids lt 10
  • stikes scabs
  • single women work
  • cult of domesticity -

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  • The McCormick Reaper
  • turnpike
  • Robert Fulton
  • Erie Canal (320)
  • a continental economy
  • connecting _________ with _________
  • more millionaires, but gap _________
  • social mobility limited

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  • CHAPTER 16
  • The Ferment of Reform Culture
  • 1790-1860
  • Page 329

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2nd Great Awakening
  • reaction against
  • crazy camp meetings
  • roll, dance, bark, or jerk?
  • Methodists Baptists
  • Cartwright Finney

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Impact of 2nd GA
  • diversity of religions increases
  • divided by _______ _______
  • evangelicalism spreads to -

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Mormons!
  • Joseph Smith
  • Brigham Young
  • Utah -

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Public Education
  • universal manhood suffrage meant
  • Horace Mann
  • Noah Webster

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Private Education
  • New Private Colleges
  • First Public Universities
  • most thought women -

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Reform Movements
  • Fueled by
  • Education (yesterday)
  • Abolition (next unit)
  • debtors prison
  • criminal codes -
  • mentally ill (Dix)

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  • temperance
  • Neal S. Dow
  • prohibition
  • Maine Law of 1851

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  • chattel -
  • cult of domesticity
  • Elizabeth Cady Stanton Susan B. Anthony
  • Seneca Falls Convention (1848)
  • Declaration of Sentiments
  • launched -

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Utopian Communities
  • New Harmony
  • commies!
  • Brook Farm
  • lazy transcendentalists
  • Oneida
  • free love silver
  • Shakers
  • shakin, not makin

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Shakin wit da Shakers !!!!!!!
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