The Jacksonian Era Chapter 11 Lecture Outline © 2013 W. W. Norton & Company, Inc.

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The Jacksonian Era Chapter 11 Lecture Outline © 2013 W. W. Norton & Company, Inc.

Andrew Jackson and the National Bank

Setting the Stage Jackson and the Nation He Inherited Appointments and Rivalries

Setting the Stage The Eaton Affair Internal Improvements

Nullification Calhoun’s Theory The Webster-Hayne Debate

Nullification The Rift with Calhoun The South Carolina Ordinance

Nullification Jackson’s Firm Response Clay’s Compromise

Jackson’s Indian Policy Indian Removal The Trail of Tears

Jackson’s Indian Policy

The Bank Controversy The Bank’s Opponents The Recharter Effort

Contentious Politics Campaign Innovations The Removal of Government Deposits

Contentious Politics Fiscal Measures Boom and Bust

Van Buren and the New Party System The Whig Coalition The Election of 1836

Van Buren and the New Party System The Panic of 1837 An Independent Treasury

Van Buren and the New Party System The “Log Cabin and Hard Cider” Campaign

Van Buren and the New Party System

Assessing the Jackson Years Ideal of republican virtue

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