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AP
U.S.
History
Van
Over
Presidency
Chart – Andrew Jackson (1829-1837)
Provide a description of the events/concepts listed below,
including a description of each, the way in which it was significant, the
reasoning behind actions committed, and such. Bulleted lists are certainly
encouraged, but these lists must certainly reflect detail. This does not
mean, however, that you should reproduce sources, such as your textbook or
online sources, in their entirety--but in bullet form.
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Election
of 1828
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Major
figures in his administration
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Candidates, Issues, Electoral Vote Significance (Why was this considered
such an important election?)
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How
politics changed in this period
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Indian
Affairs
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Jacksonian
Democracy
Spoils
System (rotation in office)
Kitchen
Cabinet
Use
of Veto
Whig
Party
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Indian
Removal Act
Cherokee
Nation v.
Georgia
(1831)
Worcester
v.
Georgia
(1832)
Black
Hawk War
Seminole
War
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Nullification
Crisis
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War
on the Bank
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Tariff
of Abominations (1828 – before AJ’s presidency)
Calhoun’s
Exposition and Protest of South Carolina (1828 – before AJ’s
presidency)
South
Carolina’s Nullification Ordinance
Webster-Hayne
Debate
Compromise
Tariffs of 1832 and 1833
The
Force Bill (1833)
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Clay’s,
Webster’s, and Biddle’s effort to recharter the Bank
Veto
of the Second Bank of the
U.S.
(1832)
Removal
of deposits and distribution to pet banks (1833)
Censure
of
Jackson
Distribution
of the surplus (1836)
Specie
Circular (1836)
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Other
Issues
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Election
of 1832
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Maysville Road
veto (1830)
Peggy
Eaton Affair
Charles
River Bridge Co. v. Warren Bridge Co., (1837)
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Impact
of
Jackson
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Strengthening
the presidency
Effect
on the states
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