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1 The Jackson Administration 1829-1837
Democrats The Jackson Administration

2 Debated Issues State vs Federal power-
Jackson opposed the Supreme Court Worcester v Ga, McCulloch v MD Nullification Crisis: Bank War:

3 How was Jackson a typical president?
Maintained unity Nullification Crisis: Avoided foreign wars Didn’t annex Texas Regulated Native American lands Trail of Tears:

4 How did Jackson change the role of the president?
Spoils System Proposed legislation to Congress Used his veto power

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