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The President

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Slavery, Sectionalism and Manifest Destiny

Slavery, Sectionalism and Manifest Destiny. 1820-1860. The South and the Slavery Controversy. Chapter 16. I. Cotton is King. After Revolution slavery faced an uncertain future, it was logical to think slavery would fade away Invention of the cotton gin in 1793 changed that

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CH 6 Federalist and Democratic-Republicans

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Manifest Destiny

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The Jackson Era

The Jackson Era. Chapter 11 Review. Who were the four candidates who ran for President in 1824? Where were they from?. John Quincy Adams, New England Henry Clay, Kentucky Andrew Jackson, Tennessee William Crawford, The South. Who won the popular vote for election in 1824?. Andrew

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The Federalists in Charge

The Federalists in Charge. In this section you will learn that the split between Hamilton and Jefferson led to the growth of political parties in America. .

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The Age of Jackson (1824-1845)

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Section 3-Polling Question

Section 3-Polling Question. A B C D. Why do you think the newly-created United States most needed a navy? A. To invade European countries B. To protect American trading vessels C. To protect coastal cities from attack D. To explore and colonize new lands.

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Landmarks

Landmarks. Chimney Rock. 90 meters high Carved names in rock - Rises near Bayard,Nebraska Nearly half a million emigrants saw Chimney Rock. Independence Rock. Many emigrants arrived here on the fourth of July. Named in 1830 by William Sublette

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Jacksonian Era: 1824-1840

Jacksonian Era: 1824-1840. The Age of the Common Man. A Time of Great Change. The age of Jackson was marked by an increase in political participation, an increase in the power of the president and a distrust of any person who still held elitist beliefs.

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Presidential Funerals

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APUSH Review: The Final Exam Review, 2014 Edition Part I

APUSH Review: The Final Exam Review, 2014 Edition Part I. (Hopefully) Everything You Need To Know To Succeed On May 14, 2014. www.Apushreview.com. Colonial America through 1776. First people came to the Americas through the Bering Straight from Asia European colonization

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T EN S TEPS TO A DVANCING C OLLEGE R EADING S KILLS

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Jefferson and the War of 1812

Jefferson and the War of 1812. Thomas Jefferson. Although Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) had already retired from politics by the time the war began, policies that developed during his presidential term influenced the timing and the outcome of the war. .

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Guided Reading Activity 11-3

Guided Reading Activity 11-3. 1. Why did President Jackson attack the Bank of the United States?. He thought it was run by the wealthy Easterners and ordinary citizens had no control. 2. Who was the president of the Bank?. Nicholas Biddle.

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The end of the J acksonian era:

The end of the J acksonian era:. Chapter 13/ section 4/ pages 345-348. The election of 1836. While still in the white house Jackson was so popular that it was believed that he could remain president for a lifetime

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The War of 1812

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Topic Sentences and Interpretive Commentary

Topic Sentences and Interpretive Commentary. For each of the following groups, write out one clear, concise, direct sentence which clearly expresses the change over time that the factual information listed could support (the equivalent of a topic sentence).

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