1. Jacksonian Democracy
“Old Hickory”

2. Andrew Jackson War hero from War of 1812 Seminole Wars
Battle of Horseshoe Bend
Battle of New Orleans
Seminole Wars

3. Andrew Jackson
Lost Presidential election of 1824, though he won the popular vote
John Quincy Adams became President after bitterly divided election
Jackson won the election in 1828 as an anti-establishment populist President

4. President Jackson Nationalism and Populism
Increased power of Presidency
Angered “states rights” people
“Bank War”
Led to economic crisis in 1837

5. Manifest Destiny
Southeast “civilized” tribes
“Trail of Tears”

6. “Trail of Tears”

7. Native American Removal
Tecumseh and War of 1812
“The Prophet,” Prophetstown and the Battle of Tippecanoe
The Creek “Red Sticks”
The Potawatomie and Fort Dearborn
Black Hawk and the Black Hawk War of 1832 (Sauk, Fox and Winnebago)
The Seminole and the Seminole Wars
The “civilized” tribes and the “Indian Removal Act”
Indian Territory (Oklahoma) and the reservation system

8. Texas Slavery Mexican vs. Texan “Remember the Alamo”
Texan Independence: The Republic of Texas