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    war‚ Britain flooded America with cheap goods attempting to crush U.S. factories. The Tariff of 1816 was made to protect American manufacturing from the British. It imposed 20-25% duties on imports. This created a sectional battle between CalhounWebster‚ and Clay. “… [no] one interest in the country [should be] sacrificed by the management of taxation to another…” (Document A) Along with the others of the American system‚ internal improvements were a complete failure. Madison vetoed the bill for

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    (It should be noted‚ in  fairness to Andrew Jackson‚ that Webster owed several thousand dollars to the B.U.S.). Still‚  Jackson claimed to be protecting the rights of individuals‚ instead of the interests of Western  speculators.    Sometimes‚ however‚ it was Jackson’s ego and not sectional favoritism that drove 

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    US Senator III. Democratic Party IV. John Quincy Adams: Federalist‚ Democratic-Republican‚ Whig Party; Henry Clay: Whig Party V. The main campaign issue was the Bank of the United States‚ Jackson’s use of the spoils system and his use of the veto. Jackson opposed the idea of the Bank of the U.S. VI. Two terms; 1829 – 1833 and 1833 – 1837 VII. First Term: John Calhoun; Second Term: Martin Van Buren VIII. 1829: Andrew Jackson becomes president- Was the seventh president of the U

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    In the nineteenth century‚ the great nation of America that had been so successfully founded and developed by its united citizens was threatened by civil war. The early part of the century sought compromise that would end disputes between the Northern and Southern regions of the country; however‚ by 1850‚ tensions between the two parties had risen far beyond conciliation. These tensions that made compromise impossible centered mostly on the issue of slavery‚ and the zeal that many people had in defending

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    how out of touch the Federalists were with the people and they were humiliated because they sent it after the war had ended‚ completely contradicting themselves. Also‚ new prominent figures in politics were Andrew Jackson‚ John C. Calhoun‚ Daniel Webster‚ and Henry Clay. All of these people were mostly nationalists and they dominated politics until the Civil War. This shift in politics moved America away from the original ideas of the founding fathers and made American government less British. Also

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    expanded on rivers and Great Lakes. Steamboats on Miss. stimulated already agricultural economy of South & West b/c cost to transport products to market lowered Despite progress of turnpikes + steamships‚ serious gaps in transportation 1815 John Calhoun introduced bill to use federal funds to finance internal improvements‚ but Madison vetoed it in 1817 b/c believed unconstitutional Remained to state govts + private enterprise to build needed transit networks Expanding

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    constructionist‚ Jackson indeed guarded what he considered the spirit of the constitution. This is borne out in his handling of South Carolina’s Nullification Crisis. By passing the “force bill‚” Jackson made a statement that the position of John C. Calhoun and his home state was unconstitutional‚ and that he‚ as president‚ was prepared to back his ideals with force if necessary. Jackson further advanced his strict constructionist position through his handling of the “Bank War.” Nowhere in Article I

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    78 percent. I. The “Corrupt Bargain” of 1824 A. In the election of 1824‚ there were four towering candidates: Andrew Jackson of Tennessee‚ Henry Clay of Kentucky‚ William H. Crawford of Georgia‚ and John Q. Adams of Massachusetts. All four called themselves Republicans. Three were a “favorite son” of their respective region but Clay thought of himself as a national figure (he was Speaker of the House and author of the “American System”). B. In the results‚ Jackson got the most

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    Chapter 11 • Enlightenment – age of reason‚ logic‚ and science • Emotion and feeling towards ppl less fortunate • Americans wanted an American culture – American sculptures‚ American art‚ American writers‚ American literature‚ etc. • Americans think that they are inferior over Europe • In America you can succeed • During this time we started moving away from the E. Period and started believing in the idea of going with your gut feeling and start making an American culture • Some things

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    presidency: John Quincy Adams‚ Andrew Jackson‚ Henry Clay‚ and William Crawford. Andrew Jackson had the most electoral votes‚ but it was not a majority‚ so the voting went to the House of Representatives. John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay made a deal that came to be known as the Corrupt Bargain. Henry Clay being the speaker of the house knew he would have an opportunity to sway the votes. He promised to help Adams if‚ when elected he made Clay the Secretary of State. John Quincy Adams was elected

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