The Jacksonian Era

Chapter 11Lecture Outline

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Andrew Jackson and the National Bank

Setting the Stage

• Jackson and the Nation He Inherited

• Appointments and Rivalries

Setting the Stage

• The Eaton Affair

• Internal Improvements

Nullification

• Calhoun’s Theory

• The Webster-Hayne Debate

Nullification

• The Rift with Calhoun

• The South Carolina Ordinance

Nullification

• Jackson’s Firm Response

• Clay’s Compromise

Jackson’s Indian Policy

• Indian Removal

• The Trail of Tears

Jackson’s Indian Policy

The Bank Controversy

• The Bank’s Opponents

• The Recharter Effort

Contentious Politics

• Campaign Innovations

• The Removal of Government Deposits

Contentious Politics

• Fiscal Measures

• Boom and Bust

Van Buren and the New Party System

• The Whig Coalition

• The Election of 1836

Van Buren and the New Party System

• The Panic of 1837

• An Independent Treasury

Van Buren and the New Party System

• The “Log Cabin and Hard Cider” Campaign

Van Buren and the New Party System

Assessing the Jackson Years

• Ideal of republican virtue

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