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1 Week 22 Quick Start 8th Grade

2 Son of a former President , this President was chosen by the House of Representatives when no clear winner emerged from the general election. Describe the process that resulted in his election.

3 After the Federalist Party faded away, new parties arose to take the place of the old ones. Supporters of this guy formed the ____________Party and… Supporters of this guy formed the ____________ Party. By the way, who ARE these guys?

4 Jackson seldom met with the leaders of government departments, choosing instead to seek the advice of Party leaders and newspapermen. This group of advisers became known as ___________. Why?

5 This cartoon depicts…

6 Despite appearing as the villain to Native Americans, Jackson saw himself as depicted (left). How did he see himself and what events surrounded the time period?

7 Do an “OPTIC” on this cartoon!

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