1. Bellringer Imagine that some people in this class disagree with the majority opinion. Would you allow the ones who disagree to withdraw from the group or would you try to reach a compromise?

2. Jackson, States’ Rights and the National Bank A Tariff Raises the States’ Rights Issue Calhoun opposes the tariff laws and questions the legality of some of the federal laws The tariff question and the states’ rights issue spur the Webster-Haynes debates South Carolina threatens to withdraw from the Union

3. Jackson, States’ Rights and the National Bank Jackson Attacks the National Bank Jackson opposes the National Bank of the United States and eventually closes it Jackson has all the federal funds placed in certain state banks Anger over Jackson splits the Democratic Party and leads to the formation of the Whig Party

4. Jackson, States’ Rights and the National Bank Successors Deal with Jackson’s Legacy President Van Buren confronts the consequences of Jackson’s economic policies which result in bank closings, bankrupt businesses and unemployment Van Buren loses the election of 1840 to William Henry Harrison (Whig Party)

5. Class work Complete page 32 in your work book for your notes

6. Homework Read Chapter 7, Section 4 Complete section 4 Assessment on page 219 Study flip cards for Quiz tomorrow