1. Part A

2. Election of 1824 John Quincy Adams (MA) Henry Clay (KY) William H. Crawford (GA) Andrew Jackson (TN)

4. J. Q. Adams Henry Clay William H. Crawford Andrew Jackson

5. “The Corrupt Bargain,” 1824 Election sent to House of Representatives Henry Clay → Speaker of the House John Quincy Adams chosen as winner Henry Clay became Secretary of the State

6. John Quincy Adams, 6 th President (1825-1829) Nationalistic National university Astronomical observatory Tried to be fair to Native Americans

7. Election of 1828 Campaign began early Republican Party split → National Republicans – Adams Democratic Republicans – Jackson Slander not all true Jackson not really frontiersman Adams not really corrupt Voting: West & South → Jackson Middle → divided New England → Adams

9. Andrew Jackson, 7 th President (1829-1837) “Old Hickory” born poor in Carolinas, then moved to TN 1 st President from West War hero Wide range of support “King Mob”

10. The Spoils System Democrats in office Began rewarding political supporters with government jobs Sen. William Marcy – “To the victor belong the spoils of the enemy.” Jackson believed was democratic – “Every man is as good as his neighbor, perhaps equally better.” House cleaning Loyalty to Party Negatives of System Two party order