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    United States History Advanced Placement Review Test #5 - The Age of Jackson 1824-1848 Directions: Read each question. Discuss the possible answers and choose the best one from the available options. You may consult your textbook‚ or any suitable reference book‚ to help you determine the solution. Mark the Scantron and submit it for grading at the end of the class period. (Note* Do not leave any answer blank.) United States History Advanced Placement-2 Jacksonian Democracy; 1828-1848 1.A

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    ID TERMS APUSH Chapter13-15

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    Unit 4: ID Terms Ch.13-15 1. National-Republicans: They became the Whig party during Jackson’s second term. John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay guided this party in the 1830s. They were the Jeffersonian Republicans‚ along with numerous former Federalists who believed that the national government should advocate economic development. They were united by their opposition of Jackson’s policies‚ committed to Clay’s American System and believed in active intervention by the government to change society

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    rebellion took place in August of 1851‚ and was also the largest slave rebellion in history‚ in terms of the amount of fatalities in the South. I have studied and gathered information about this rebellion from The Richmond Complier and the Constitutional Whig. Based on these primary documents‚ I will compare‚ contrast‚ and bring to light original thoughts based of my readings. These two accounts are similar in fewer ways than they are different; however‚ there are a few major connections worth noting

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    was threatening an alliance between the middle and lower class behind p.reform. However the reality is more complex. The Whigs were not being pushed by popular pressure into giving the workers the vote. There is no evidence in the reform act to show that the whigs are responding directly to popular pressure. The popular radicals were calling for democracy‚ but the whigs were only interested including the middle class into the electoral system‚ and even then in a subordinate position to the gentry

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    the civil war because the fall of the Whig party left no connecting party between the North and the South‚ the controversy over admitting Kansas as a slave state separated them further‚ and the election of Lincoln into office which divided the country most of all. All of these factors had major impact on the choice for the South to secede. The decline of the Whig party severed the last political connection between the North and the South. When the American Whig party was created during Jackson’s

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    Samuel F.B. Morse was born in Charlestown‚ Massachusetts‚ the first child of the pastor Jedidiah Morse who was also a geographer—and Elizabeth Ann Finley Breese. His father was a great preacher of the Calvinist faith and supporter of the American Federalist party. He thought it helped preserve Puritan traditions (strict observance of Sabbath‚ among other things)‚ and believed in the

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    and Whigs as she was from the Stuart dynasty‚ although some Tories would have preferred for James’ son‚ the Old Pretender‚ to be crowned instead. Anne’s succession became a complex issue‚ discussed even before Anne became Queen‚ as her only surviving son died in 1700. The Whigs agreed on the Hanover family but Tories were split‚ permitting Whigs to come to power thanks to their stronger unity. Thirdly‚ the Tories believed everyone should be a member of the National Church while the Whigs were

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    They believed that in order to achieve a true democratic state‚ the people needed to be EDUCATED‚ “To be free‚ you must be educated” – T.J. (Disclaimer: Not all‚ only white man that own land). They passed the Judiciary Act of 1801 to get rid of Federalists in the Judiciary Branch. According to Hofstadter‚ Jefferson was more a PRACTICAL man‚ than an ideal who was influenced by the environment. He was raised in an agricultural environment and developed a fear of the urban class and the cities and also

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    the Whigs and help them‚ and Johnny would never been able to help Rab’s family. In the end‚ Dove should have given Johnny the faulty cup. The first reason why Dove should have given Johnny the faulty cup because Johnny would never have been introduce and helped Goblin. Goblin was a horse that was timeded and scared of even the little

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    “conscience-Whigs” in the North‚ were in support of the presidential candidate Zachary Taylor‚ so it would be best for Cass to turn to the South for support. Also‚ some in the South began supporting Zachary Taylor‚ for they had assumed that since both Taylor and Andrew Jackson were great war heroes‚ they would have similar qualities‚ which is another reason why Cass’s advertisement targeted the South(“A.M.Z.T”). This advertisement was also an attempt to win over some votes from the Whig party‚ since

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