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    Unit Five focuses on Jacksonian Democracy. Key events included Andrew Jackson's veto of the Maysville Road Bill in opposition to federal spending, South Carolina's protest against the Tariff of Abominations and threat of nullification, and Jackson's Proclamation to the People of South Carolina in response. Economic issues like the tariff and states' rights controversies contributed to the reemergence of the two-party system between 1820-1840 as the Democratic and Whig parties took shape.

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    E.

    Unit Five: Jacksonian Democracy

    Text: America’s History Chapter 10


    (Note: we are NOT skipping Chapter 9- we’ll
    deal with it in our next unit)

    Great Issues Volume II: Adams, First Annual Message to Congress. p 260
    Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions. p 175
    Andrew Jackson, Veto of the Maysville Road Bill p 264
    South Carolina Protest Against the Tariff p 275
    A. Jackson, Proclamation to the People of South Carolina p 282
    Andrew Jackson, Bank Veto Message p 291

    Court Cases: Worcester v. Georgia;


    Charles River Bridge v. Warren

    Reading: Remini, The Age of Jackson

    Essay Question:

    How did TWO of the following contribute to the reemergence of the TWO party system in the period 1820-
    40? Major political personalities, states’ rights, economic issues

    Wed. 29 October Adams; The Common Man, Jackson


    Adams First Annual Message to Congress

    Thursday 30 October South Carolina Protest against the Tariff P275


    Jackson, Proclamation…S.C. p282 (Socrates Seminar)
    “All we are is dust in the wind, dude”

    Friday 31 October Debate Prep


    Monday 3 November Presidential Debate

    Tuesday, 4 November Election Day, No School

    Wednesday 5 November The Bank War ;Jackson, Bank Veto Message

    Thursday 6 November Indian Removal

    Friday, 7 November Van Buren to Harrison

    Monday 10 November DBQ Exercise: Indian Removal Jackson (1990 DBQ) Essay

    Tuesday 11 November Veterans Day Holiday

    Wed. 12 November Ch. 9 MC and Vocab. Test


    Thurs 13 November Essay Test
    Chapter 9 Vocabulary

    Election of 1824 Charles River Bridge v. Warren


    Election of 1828 Whig Party
    Election of 1832 Webster-Ashburton Treaty
    Election of 1840 J.Q. Adams
    Indian Removal Andrew Jackson
    Nullification Martin Van Buren
    Worcester v. Georgia William Henry Harrison
    Cherokee Nation v. Georgia John Tyler
    Tariff of Abominations Henry Clay
    Tariff of 1832 John C. Calhoun
    2nd BUS Daniel Webster
    Panic of 1837 Nicholas Biddle

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