Jacksonian Democracy Outline Notes
Treaty of 1818
British
Florida
South American revolutions
Adams-Onis Treaty 1819
Monroe Doctrine 1823
New Democracy (Jacksonian Democracy)
Universal White Manhood Suffrage
Era of the Common Man
Election of 1824
Candidates / Electoral votes / Popular votes / Popular %Andrew Jackson / 99 / 153,544 / 42%
John Quincy Adams / 84 / 108,740 / 32%
William Crawford / 41 / 46,618 / 13%
Henry Clay / 37 / 47,136 / 13%
12th amendment (1804)
“Corrupt Bargain”
Henry Clay
Adams Administration
Tariff of 1828
Election of 1828
Emergence of the Two Party System again
National Republicans – John Quincy Adams
Democrats – Andrew Jackson
Mudslinging
178-83
Andrew Jackson
Era of the Common Man
Power of the Executive Branch
Patronage System/Spoils System
Native American Issue
Review time!
Battle of Acoma – 1599
Pueblo Revolt (Popé’s Rebellion) – 1680
Pequot War – 1637
Praying Towns – 1646-1675
King Phillip’s War – 1675-1678 (Metacom)
Bacon’s Rebellion – 1676 – significance?
Pontiac’s Rebellion 1763 – significance?
Paxton Boys - 1764
Battle of Fallen Timbers 1794
Treaty of Greenville 1795
Sacajawea
Battle of Tippecanoe 1811
Cherokee
Assimilation
Indian Removal Act of 1830
Cherokee Nation v. Georgia 1831
Worcester v. Georgia 1832
Andrew Jackson
Trail of Tears 1838
Oklahoma
Homestead Act of 1862
Tariff Issue/Nullification Crisis
Tariff of 1828
Tariff of Abominations, Yankee Tariff, Black Tariff
Sectionalism?
The South Carolina Exposition – 1830
John C. Calhoun
Toast/speech
Webster – Hayne Debate – 1830
Tariff of 1832
Nullification Crisis of 1832
AJ’s reaction
Henry Clay
Compromise Tariff of 1833
Slavery connection
Maysville Road veto - 1830
Bank War - 1832
Nickolas Biddle
Henry Clay
Veto
AJ’s response
Pet Banks
Problems
Specie Circular
“King Andrew the First”
Election of 1832
AJ – Democrat
Henry Clay – National Republican
William Wirt – Anti-Masonic Party
219-49
Election of 1836
Martin van Buren – DR
Whigs – pro-bank, pro-tariff,
pro-fed. funded internal improvements
Strategy
Texas History
Panic of 1837
Election of 1840
Martin van Buren – Democrats
William Henry Harrison – Whigs
VP – John Tyler
Tippecanoe and Tyler too!
Voter turnout
234-60
Jacksonian Democracy themes:
Rise of the Common Man
2 party system again – Democrats and Whigs
Increase power of the Executive Branch?
Indians, Patronage, Nullification, Bank, Whigs
John Marshall court cases:
Marbury v Madison 1803
McCulloch v Maryland 1819
Worcester v Georgia 1832
theme?