Knights Charge 11/20 How did Andrew Jackson’s Presidency impact the relationship between the North and the South? What two things did the government do.

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Knights Charge 11/20 How did Andrew Jackson’s Presidency impact the relationship between the North and the South? What two things did the government do that made the South upset? What did the South want to do in response to the Tariff? What did the South call the tariff? What did Jackson do in response to the South? What did Jackson do to Native Americans? How were they impacted? What political party was started to oppose Jackson? What invention led to the increased dependence on slaves in the South?

Lecture 5.4 Slavery

The Dependence on Slavery As we all know… The Cotton Gin led to an increased dependence on slavery in the South

Slave Revolts Due to mistreatment, slaves attempted several slave revolts After the Haitian Revolution which was led by slaves, many slaves in the United States were inspired to do the same thing.

& Slave Revolts Nat Turner Denmark Vesey Two famous slaves revolts were led by: & Nat Turner Denmark Vesey

Nat Turner’s Rebellion

Slave Revolts Despite these revolts and rebellions, they were suppressed Greatly angered white slaveowners which led them to defend slavery and control their slaves even more.

Famous Abolitionists William Lloyd Garrison Frederick Douglass

The Liberator

"I would unite with anybody to do right and with nobody to do wrong "I would unite with anybody to do right and with nobody to do wrong.“ -Frederick Douglass

Slave Narrative Write a 1 page journal entry as if you were a slave in the American South. Be sure to include details about yourself such as what your name is, where you are from, where you are located now, etc. Also, remember, it’s a journal entry so its entirely an expression of emotion. Put yourselves in the shoes of a slave. What do you think he would say?