1. Should Andrew Jackson be removed from the $20 Bill?

2. The Jackson Era Overview Chapter 13

3. The Jackson Era Overview When we complete this unit you should be able to: ▪ Discuss the changes in campaign tactics and their effect on the elections of 1824 and 1828 ▪ Discuss the debate over states rights versus the rights of the federal government ▪ Discuss the causes and consequences (effects) of the removal of Native Americans from the eastern United States ▪ Discuss the reasons behind the closing of the Second National Bank

4. The Jackson Era Overview When we complete this unit you should be able to: ▪ Discuss the changes in campaigning and their effect on the elections of 1824 and 1828: ▪ Explain the basic differences in the political parties of the Jackson Era ▪ Analyze the conflict over tariffs as it relates to sectionalism ▪ Evaluate the role of campaign tactics in the early nineteenth century ▪ Describe the changes at the state level that contributed to the rise of democracy

5. The Jackson Era Overview When we complete this unit you should be able to: ▪ Discuss the debate over states rights versus the rights of the federal government: ▪ Compare the position of those who supported states’ rights to those who wanted a stronger national government ▪ Analyze the arguments concerning nullification ▪ Evaluate the role of compromise in avoiding the escalation of hostilities during the nullification crisis

6. The Jackson Era Overview When we complete this unit you should be able to: ▪ Discuss the causes and consequences (effects) of the removal of Native Americans from the eastern United States: ▪ Identify the Native Americans’ point of view about their removal to the Indian Territory ▪ Assess the impact of the policy of removal of Native Americans to Indian Territory ▪ Describe the Seminoles’ response to removal and how it differed from the responses of other Native Americans peoples at the time

7. The Jackson Era Overview When we complete this unit you should be able to: ▪ Discuss the reasons behind the closing of the Second National Bank: ▪ Explain Jackson’s objections to the Bank of the United States ▪ Identify the causes and effects of the Panic of 1837 ▪ Trace the rise and decline of the Whig Party ▪ Evaluate the presidencies of Martin Van Buren (8) and John Tyler (10) ▪ President William Henry Harrison died of pneumonia one month after his inauguration – his vice-president, John Tyler, became the 10 th president

8. The Jackson Era New States Added to the Union During the time period from 1824-1845 the following states were added to the Union: 25 – Arkansas – June 15, 1836 26 – Michigan – January 26, 1837 27 – Florida – March 3, 1845