UNIT IV: CH. 12 AND 13 (PAGEANT) MONROE, ADAMS AND JACKSON PRESIDENCIES.

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UNIT IV: CH. 12 AND 13 (PAGEANT) MONROE, ADAMS AND JACKSON PRESIDENCIES

UNIT IV: CH. 12 AND 13 BASED UPON WHAT WE DID YESTERDAY; WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW? 1.I need to be able to explain the “Era of Good Feeling.” I need to be able to explain the “American System.” I need to be able to explain the “Monroe Doctrine” of I need to be able to explain the “Missouri Compromise.” of I need to be able to explain the “Nullification Crisis.” 1820’s and 1830’s.

Henry Clay Kentucky

The American System (Pageant pg. 231) ( three main points) A Strong Banking System creating abundant credit. The Protective Tariff of 1816: Saving American Industry from cheap European pulp. The Struggle for Internal Improvements to move the raw materials.

John C. Calhoun South Carolina

Daniel Webster Massachusetts

The Missouri Compromise Admit Missouri as a slave state Admit Maine as a free state Future slave states prohibited north of the line.

John Quincy Adams 6 th President The Election of 1824 Last of the Democratic -Republicans

Andrew Jackson The Election of th President Democrat

“All of Creation going to the White House.”

The “Jacksonian” Period The Election of 1836: Martin Van Buren The Bank Crisis of 1837 “Wildcat Banks” Democrat

THE TROUBLE WITH TEXAS 1823 Mexico grants immigration to Americans if they follow the rules and become citizens. They must become Catholic. They must not bring slaves. They must learn to speak Spanish. They ignore all of that They declare independence from Mexico.

THE TROUBLE WITH TEXAS 1836 The Battle of the Alamo. The Goliad Massacres. The Mexican Army ambushed at San Jacinto Jackson offers to annex Texas. Why is that a problem? 1837 Texas petitions for annexation. Awkward. In 1845 Texas would join the Union as a slave state.

The Election of 1840 Martin van Buren for the Democrats The Whigs elect W.H. Harrison Heavy campaigning occurs around the country. Harrison wins. Two major changes in American Politics have now occurred: – The idea of mass voting for the most worthy was now the norm. – The Two-Party System of “platforms” which they believed in.