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Page 1: Consider: How might the common person think differently than someone who is rich and “well-born?” What might the common white male, perhaps one that does

consider: How might the common person think differently than someone who is rich and “well-born?”

What might the common white male, perhaps one that does not own land, want in the first half of the 1800s?

common personrich and “well-born”

person

I view the world as…

I view the

world as…

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essential question:

How did the Age of Jackson change America?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/64/Andrew_Jackson.jpg
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The United States would change forever, becoming more like it is today during the…

Age of Jackson• 1820s and 1830s• more power to the

common mano states end the property

requirement to voteo common men would then

vote for Jackson because he grew up as a common man

• more power to the President

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/64/Andrew_Jackson.jpg
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Consider the two graphs above to answer the following:

How much did white male voting change in the 1820s?

How does the percentage of eligible voters today compare to the Age of Jackson?

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Even with the support of the common man, getting elected President was not easy for Andrew Jackson. When he ran in 1824, he was stopped by the…“corrupt bargain”

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Even with the support of the common man, getting elected President was not easy for Andrew Jackson. When he ran in 1824, he was stopped by the…“corrupt bargain”

I’ll get you, Republicans!

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Define “corrupt bargain” in your own words.

I’ll get you, Republicans!

You should have something like: Henry Clay got Quincy Adams elected President in the House in exchange for a position as Secretary of State.

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Jackson’s anger over Clay and others’ turning against him leads him to split the Republican party by forming his own party, the… Jacksonian Democrats

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Booo!!! You’re worse than your

father was at being President!

Jackson’s anger over Clay and others’ turning against him leads him to split the Republican party by forming his own party, the… Jacksonian Democrats

The Jacksonian Democrats

were helped by the fact that John

Quincy Adams did not do well

as President from 1825-

1829.

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In 1828, Jackson won the Presidential election as more common men were able to vote. One permanent change in our nation’s politics involved how campaigns were conducted. The common man would often only get information from…

mudslinging

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In 1828, Jackson won the Presidential election as more common men were able to vote. One permanent change in our nation’s politics involved how campaigns were conducted. The common man would often only get information from…

mudslinging

The Constitution permits each state legislature to choose the

method of electing presidential electors for its state. In 1800 the

legislatures in most states appointed the electors. By 1824 most states had adopted more

democratic systems in which electors pledged to specific

presidential candidates were selected by popular vote in

statewide elections.

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vs.Republican

for life!

I’m a Democrat now!

In 1828, Jackson won the Presidential election as more common men were able to vote. One permanent change in our nation’s politics involved how campaigns were conducted. The common man would often only get information from…

mudslinging

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a political cartoon depicting the

mudslinging of the 1828

campaign

Your mother is a covent garden nun*!

*A covent garden nun was slang for a prostitute.

In 1828, Jackson won the Presidential election as more common men were able to vote. One permanent change in our nation’s politics involved how campaigns were conducted. The common man would often only get information from…

mudslinging

Page 14: Consider: How might the common person think differently than someone who is rich and “well-born?” What might the common white male, perhaps one that does

In 1828, Jackson won the Presidential election as more common men were able to vote. One permanent change in our nation’s politics involved how campaigns were conducted. The common man would often only get information from…

mudslinging

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Read over the article about the mudslinging that occurred in the presidential campaign of 1828 if you have not yet done so. Then, create a mudslinging campaign poster of your own. Be sure to include to picture for those that are illiterate.

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We will be practicing writing in our own words and considering perspective while looking at Jacksonian political reform. Answer the question below in your own words. Consider using any of the terms suggested. The more terms are used, the more likely you have a thorough answer. Then, draw facial expressions and speech bubbles to show the common man’s and rich and well-born man’s perspective on Jackson’s rise to power.

How did Andrew Jackson go from the frontier to the

White House?

possible terms to use in your answer: Battle of New Orleans, common man, “corrupt bargain,” election of 1824, Democratic Party (a.k.a. Jacksonian Democrats), and election of 1828

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/64/Andrew_Jackson.jpg
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Example of a answer about Jackson’s road from the frontier to the White House

(remember to use your own words).Jackson went from being born on the frontier to the White House. He became famous by winning the Battle of New Orleans. He was especially popular with the common man. He lost the election of 1824 due to what he called a “corrupt bargain.” As a result, Jackson formed the Democratic Party and won the election of 1828.

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I hate Jackson because my interests were represented until he became President.

I love Jackson because he doesn’t

trust the rich, just like me!!!

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How did Jackson’s spoils system

change the way government works?

spoils system = giving your political allies appointments when you are elected

Although this cartoon was published by Thomas Nast in 1877 to ridicule the political

corruption of that day, Jackson was credited with inventing the "spoils" system of giving the victors in an election the rewards of making job

appointments.

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How might Andrew Jackson and the common man be responsible for these license plates?

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“five civilized tribes” =

those adopting some white culture to keep land

1- Seminole

2- Creek

3- Choctaw

4- Chickasaw

5- Cherokee

How did Jackson’s Indian Policy show increased influence of the common man?How does Jackson’s Indian policy explain the current situation of Native Americans?

Write the definition of the terms for a reference when you answer the questions in your own words.

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Sequoyah = creates Cherokee alphabet (example of “being civilized”)

Sequoyah, a Cherokee scholar, developed a written table of syllables for the Cherokee

language that enabled his people to publish a tribal newspaper in both Cherokee and English.

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Indian Removal Act of 1830 = government funding treaties to move Natives west (Jackson prefers force)

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Worcester v. Georgia = John Marshall says Native land rights have to be recognized; Jackson refuses to enforce

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Worcester v. Georgia = John Marshall says Native land rights have to be recognized; Jackson refuses to enforce

John Marshall made his

decision; now let him

enforce it!

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Trail of Tears = removal of Cherokees to Oklahoma (many died)

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Trail of Tears = removal of Cherokees to Oklahoma (many died)

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How did Jackson’s Indian Policy show increased influence of the common man

and the President?How does Jackson’s Indian policy explain the current situation of Native Americans?

possible terms to use in your answers:“five civilized tribes,” Sequoyah, Indian Removal Act, Worcester v. Georgia, Trail of Tears

link to “Indian Reservation”

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Tariff of Abominations = 1828 tariff that caused high prices; angered the South

How am I supposed to make money

growing cotton with such expensive manufactured

goods?!?!

How does the Nullification Crisis prove Jackson to be a powerful President?

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States rights!

Nullification!

States rights!

Nullification!

South Carolina Exposition = in reaction to the tariff, John C. Calhoun (V.P. at time, from S.C.) secretly published this to support nullification based on states’ rights

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Nullification Crisis = standoff between S.C. and Jackson; S.C. refuses to collect tariff and Jackson threatens force; a lower tariff ends crisis (for now…)

I’ll force you to collect the

tariff!

We nullify the tariff! States’ rights forever!

I propose a tariff bill that will lower the tariff and end this

crisis!

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How does the Nullification Crisis prove Jackson to be a powerful President?

possible terms to use in your answer:Tariff of Abominations, South Carolina Exposition, nullification, states’ rights, Nullification Crisis

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bank war = Jackson’s attempt to kill the 2nd Bank of the U.S.; begins with his vetoing the recharter of the bank

How did Jackson again show a new, stronger President in the bank war?

Democratic cartoon shows Jackson fighting the monster Bank. "The Bank," Jackson told Martin Van Buren, "is trying to kill me, but I will kill it!"

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bank war = Jackson’s attempt to kill the 2nd Bank of the U.S.; begins with his vetoing the recharter of the bank

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election of 1832 = Jackson wins over Henry Clay, ending the Republican Party; seen as support for his veto of bank

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It is ironic that Jackson is now on federal money because he killed the national bank

responsible for a common currency.

pet banks = where Jackson put the 2nd B.U.S.’s money to officially kill the national bank

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How did Jackson again show a new, stronger President in the bank war?

possible terms to use in your answer:bank war, election of 1832, and pet banks

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Let’s quiz each other on these terms related to the Age of Jackson. Give a description of a term and to let the person

guess the term. B’s guess first. Remember to give up to two clues and to repeat if you don’t get the term.

terms:

• Battle of New Orleans

• common man

• “corrupt bargain”

• Jacksonian Democrats

• election of 1828

• mudslinging

• spoils system

• “five civilized tribes”

• Sequoyah

• Indian Removal Act

• Worcester v. Georgia

• Trail of Tears

• Tariff of Abominations

• South Carolina Exposition

• Nullification Crisis

• bank war

• pet banks

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/64/Andrew_Jackson.jpg
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Did the Age of Jackson change America for the better or for the worse?

Which perspective do you think is most accurate?


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