Dates 1840-1861
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Jackson Democracy
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Jacksonian Democracy 1828 - 1840 What is it? Revival of Jefferson?s ?common man? Equality of economic opportunity Attack on privilege Govt. should prevent ?artificial distinctions? Banks Corporations Monopolies Internal Improvements Political Democratization Bringing democracy closer to the people Expanded suffrage Popular election of electors Fewer appointed positions Secret ballot Andrew Jackson - Resume Born S.C., lived in Tennessee Nickname Old Hickory Experience Hero of New Orleans, Indian fighter, dueler, Westerner Personal Info Vengeful, loyal, erratic mood swings Lived with two bullets in body Political Parties National Republicans Led by Henry Clay and Daniel Webster American System Bank, tariffs and internal improvements Become Whigs in 1832 Democrats
Chapter 11 APUSH Study Guide for James Logan High School APUSH
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Essay: The Goal of the Mexican War was for land expansion.
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APUSH Unit 1 Notes
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Cause of the Salem Witch Trials Discussion Based Question
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Cause of the Salem Witch Trials The 1692 Salem Witch Trials highlight the horrific ramifications of dogmatic Puritanism in 17th century Massachusetts society. The captivating events that culminated in the execution of 20 citizens have been an issue of great intrigue for centuries. While there is disagreement as to the cause of the trials, it is evident that understanding the inducement of that summer?s events is imperative to understanding Puritan society. Evidence suggests that the events of 1692, which likely began as childish play, came to fruition as a result of dogmatism, paranoia, and ensuing political opportunism between the Putnam and Porter families.
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