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1 Election 0f 1828 Jackson vs Adams AGAIN

2 Election of 1824 Effects! The controversial results of this election led to some changes. The Democratic Party was formed to elect Andrew Jackson. Andrew Jackson will chose John C. Calhoun.

3 Andrew Jackson Wins! The people’s candidate is elected!
Spoils System is created under Jackson. The practice of giving government jobs to political supporters.

4 Nullification Crisis This was the argument that states power should be greater than the federal power. This belief led to the idea that a state could nullify a federal law that they did not like. John C Calhoun led the charge for states rights.

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