Virginia and US History Ch.5 || The Age of Jackson

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Andrew Jackson

  • Nicknamed “Old Hickory” for his toughness

  • Major General during the War of 1812

  • Wins major victories in the Battle of Horseshoe Bend & The Battle of New Orleans

  • Leads campaign against Seminole & Creek Indians

  • “Man of the people”, “Common Man”

  • Supports removing property qualifications for voting

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The Election of 1824 + 1828 candidates

  • Andrew Jackson

  • John Quincy Adams

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John Quincy Adams

  • Son of President John Adams

  • Strong support in New England

  • Favors internal improvements: National Road, Erie Canal

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Results of the Election of 1824

  • Federalist Party Dissolved

  • 4 Democratic-Republicans run & No one receives majority

  • Goes to the House of Representatives

  • Adams is named the next President

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Who wins the Election of 1824?

John Quincy Adams

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How does Andrew Jackson react to the Election of 1824’s results?

He called Adams’ victory a “corrupt bargain”

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Results of the Election of 1828

  • 3 times as many people vote

  • Andrew Jackson wins


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Who became the 7th president (winner of 1828)?

President Andrew Jackson

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Overall, what did Jackson do as the President?

  • Strengthened the power of the presidency

  • Took on many opponents

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What did Jackson do regarding Bureaucracy?

  • Distrusted DC bureaucrats

  • Fired hundreds and replaces with his supporters

  • Rewarded his campaign supporters with jobs – The Spoils System

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What did Jackson do regarding Native Americans?

  • Passed the Indian Removal Act

  • “5 Civilized Tribes” forced west to reservations

    • The Trail of Tears was their route

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What did Jackson do regarding the National Bank?

  • He thought the bank was the tool of the wealthy

  • Vetoed its charter in 1832

  • Placed Federal money in state banks

  • Caused Panic of 1837

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What did Jackson do regarding nullification?

He threatened to send military to collect a tariff from South Carolina when they claimed they could nullify it (Federal Tariff of 1832)

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Which political party did Jackson create?

the modern Democratic Party

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Jackson expanded use of the ______

presidential veto

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Which party was organized in opposition to the Democratic Party?

Whigs Party

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Whigs Party

  • It arose in opposition to Andrew Jackson 

  • It supported temperance and the use of the government for economic development.

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Which political party was organized in opposition to continued immigration by Irish and German immigrants?

Know-Nothing Party

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Most abolitionists considered the political system…

too corrupt to help with slavery issues

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The Second Great Awakening

New religious revival movement

  • Challenged traditional Protestant views

  • Encouraged an emotional attachment to religion 

  • Emphasized the power of each person rather than just churches to control their own soul and salvation 

  • taught personal responsibility 

  • wanted to improve the world 


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When does Mexico win independence from Spain?

1821

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Who began settling Mexico’s northern border (Texas)?

Americans, but they retained US customs