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Jackson Hero or Villian What characteristics or actions define a national hero?

Events and Actions associated with Jackson: Spoils System Battle of New Orleans Indian Removal Nullification Crisis Acquisition of Florida Jacksonian Democracy War on the National Bank  Election of 1828

Andrew Jackson: Hero or Villain Agree on a description of what makes someone a heroic American leader. Discuss each event on the list of Jackson’s actions. Determine if each action belongs on the hero or villain side of you T-chart. Write a brief explanation of your groups reasoning when placing each event.

Andrew Jackson: Hero or Villain Cont… After finishing the T-chart discuss your opinion of Jackson with your group. “Was Andrew Jackson a national hero?” Record your opinion of Jackson and your reasoning on the Philosophical Chars Preparation Sheet.

Homework Complete Philosophical Chairs Preparation sheet.

Warm-up #8 Write as much as you can about Andrew Jackson and roll as a national leader.

Procedure Students are presented with a question that will elicit thought and discussion. Each side makes opening statements. Students respond to each other's comments. Use any materials you wish to support your opinion. Move seats if you change your mind. You do not need to raise hands. To gain full credit, a student must speak at least two times.

Philosophical Chairs: Norms & Expectation Open-minded Respond to the statement not the person. Be patient. Be Respectful! Participate and speak out!

Philosophical Chairs