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APUSH Review: Video #: The Second Party System (Key Concept 4 APUSH Review: Video #: The Second Party System (Key Concept 4.1, I, C-D) Everything You Need To Know About The Second Party System To Succeed In APUSH www.APUSHReview.com

Whigs And Democrats (2nd Party System) 1820s - 1830s This time saw an increase in political participation Elimination of property requirements for voting and universal white, male suffrage Differences between the parties? Role and power of the federal government National Bank (BUS) Tariffs Federally funded internal improvements Henry Clay’s American System

Whigs And Democrats (2nd Party System) Role and power of the federal government: Whigs tended to favor a stronger central government Democrats tended to favor more power to states National Bank: Democrats - tended to oppose BUS Jackson’s veto of the 3rd BUS in 1832 Whigs were created in response to “King Andrew I” Whigs favored BUS

Whigs And Democrats (2nd Party System) It has no connection with any established system of improvements; is exclusively within the limits of a State, starting at a point on the Ohio River and running out 60 miles to an interior town, and even as far as the State is interested conferring partial instead of general advantages. Tariffs: Tax on imported goods - tended to favor the industrialized north Whigs supported, Democrats opposed Federally funded internal improvements: Whigs favored Democrats opposed Andrew Jackson’s Maysville Rd. veto

Importance Of Region In Politics “Regional interests often trumped national concerns as the basis for many political leaders’ positions on slavery and economic policy” Nullification Crisis - 1833: SC and other southern states opposed the Tariffs of 1828 and 1832 - SC nullified those tariffs Threatened to secede if Jackson collected the tariff by force As the 1800s passed, the South became more entrenched in slavery Many northern states outlawed slavery NY - slavery became illegal in 1827

Quick Recap Differences between Whigs and Democrats Region’s impact on economics and slavery Potential Essay Topic: Compare and contrast the reasons for the creation of the 1st and 2nd Party Systems

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