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Chapter 10

Chapter 10. Democratic Politics, Religious Revival, and Reform 1824-1840. Introduction. 1.) How was American politics democratized between 1800 and 1840? 2.) Why was Andrew Jackson so popular with voters? 3.) How and why did the Democratic and Whig parties emerge?

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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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U.S. History Ch. 13

U.S. History Ch. 13. The Age of Jackson. Andrew Jackson. The West Changes Politics. The west was quickly being populated Westerners were hard working people They liked self-made leaders and more democracy. New western states gave all white men the right to vote

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Sex & Violent Offender Registry

Offenders within the city limits of the City of Elk City. Sex & Violent Offender Registry. Baker, Tracy Gene. Current Address 621 W 10th Street Convictions Rape, Second Degree. Brinkley, Rheuben Ray Anthony. Current Address 710 N Locust Convictions

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Jacksonian Poltics

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Essential Question :

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Ch. 13

Ch. 13. MASS DEMOCRACY: 1824-1840. Corrupt Bargain 1824. The election of 1824- 4 candidates( John Q. Adams, Henry Clay, William Crawford, and Andrew Jackson) All claimed to be republicans. Jackson had the Popular vote. No Electoral majority. Corrupt Bargain 1824.

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Arkansas Becomes a State

Arkansas Becomes a State. 1836-1860 time period Missouri Compromise still in force. Do you remember this?* People in Arkansas were generally excited about becoming a full fledged state.*

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Andrew Jackson: Populist Democrat

Andrew Jackson: Populist Democrat. Libertyville HS. Election of 1828. Rematch between Jackson, Adams Jackson crushed Adams Victory for the common man! Small farmers, city workers vs. wealthy factory owners, large land owners. Results

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Chapter 12

Chapter 12. Jacksonian Democracy. Web. Origins of Jacksonian Democracy. Debate in 1819 over Missouri Rooted in 1803 Louisiana Purchase Slavery tied to Missouri Petition for statehood Debate over sectional power, not morality of slavery Compromise, 1820

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American Civil Religion

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Terms and People

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The Rise of the Whigs

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1836-1846: Politics

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Emily M. Van Buren & Tori

The Rain God (Part 4, Pgs 156- 180). Emily M. Van Buren & Tori. Family.

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1. Lincoln

1. Lincoln. Western Conference P2. 16. Buchanan. 8. Monroe. 9. Taft. 4. Reagan. 13. Grant. 6. McKinley. 11. Carter. 2. FDR. 15. Coolidge. 7. Kennedy. 10. J. Adams. 3. Jefferson. 14. Tyler. 5. Eisenhower. 12. Nixon. 1. Washington. Eastern Conference P2. 16. Garfield. 8. Madison.

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