Chapter 10: The Age of Jackson Section 1: Jacksonian Democracy In the boxes below take notes on the ways in which common Americans felt “left out”. Business & Farming Government How did Jacksonian Democracy address these concerns: Election of 1828 Take notes below on the strengths and weaknesses in the Election of 1828. Andrew Jackson John Q. Adams Strengths Weaknesses Jackson’s Inauguration Describe the Inauguration: What was the Spoils System?

Chapter 10 Section 2: Jackson’s Administration Sectional Differences Increase In the boxes below, record details about each regions economy and they felt about the government. North South West Tariff of Abominations Why was it wanted?: What was it? Take notes in the spaces below about the reaction and debate about the Nullification Crisis. States’ Rights Southern opinion of tariffs: States’ Rights: Nullification: John C. Calhoun: Federal Authority Daniel Webster: President Jackson: Actions/Results: Nullification Crisis Why did Jackson veto the bill to renew the Second Bank of the United States? Take notes on the details of the elections of 1836 and 1840: 1836: 1840:

Chapter 10 Section 3: Indian Removal Under the Presidency of Andrew Jackson the United States created many harsh policies toward Native Americans. Take notes below on the details of those policies. Indian Removal Act: Indian Territory: Choctaw Removal Details of Removal: Aftermath of Removal: Cherokee Resistance In the boxes below take notes on the events surrounding the removal of the Cherokee Indians from their native lands. In what ways did the Cherokee attempt to adopt white culture? Reason Cherokee were removed from Georgia. Cherokee response to the removal. Supreme Court Decision: Georgia and Jackson’s response to the Supreme Court Decision: Trail of Tears: