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over political leaders, andrew jackson & industrial revolution notes

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John Quincy Adams 6th president
Andrew Jackson 7th president
Political giant of the North Daniel Webster
Political giant of the West/Midwest Henry Clay
Political giant of the South John C. Calhoun
quincy adam's presidency unpopular president - 1 of 2 presidents that later went back to serve in congress - wanted to rebuild roads & canals - aid education
jackson's presidency wanted powerful presidency - Indian Removal Act of 1830 caused removal of natives (trail of tears) - appointed political allies to positions in his gov, called "spoils system“
about calhoun supported states' rights' & nullification - led opposition in South Carolina to protective Tariff of 1828 while Vice- President to Jackson
about clay called "the great compromiser" - favored internal improvements & westward expansion - "American system" - created the Missouri Compromise in 1820.
about webster Negotiated the Webster-Ashburton Treaty in 1842 - noted for his speaking ability and his commitment to preserving the union
The Election of 1824 4 major candidates: jackson, quincy adams, crawford & clay (all demo-republic) - no majority vote so clay throws his votes to quincy adams; elected Secretary of State
jackson's presidency 1829 to 1837 - Jacksonian Democracy : idea of spreading political power to all the people (majority rule) - started modern day democrats
Election of 1828 1 of most vicious elections - quincy adams vs jackson - wife was acused bigamist - accused of murder & adultery - jackson wins in landslide - wife dies of heart attack before
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