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"I have no motive, my friends, to deceive you. I am sincerely desirous to promote your welfare. Listen to me, therefore, while I tell you that you cannot remain where you now are. Circumstances that cannot be controlled, and which are beyond the reach of human laws, render it impossible that you can flourish in the midst of a civilized community. You have but one remedy within your reach. And that is, to remove to the West and join your countrymen, who are already established there. And the sooner you do this, the sooner you will commence your career of improvement and prosperity. . . ."

"As certain as the sun shines to guide you in your path, so certain is it that you cannot drive back the laws of Georgia from among you. Every year will increase your difficulties. Look at the condition of the Creeks. See the collisions which are taking place with them. See how their young men are committing depredations upon the property of our citizens, and are shedding their blood. This cannot and will not be allowed. Punishment will follow, and all who are engaged in these offences must suffer."

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This was passed by Congress in 1830, because they wanted the land, and they also wanted the land because they found gold on Cherokee land. It was called the Trail of Tears, because the Native Americans died on the way to Oklahoma .

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Nullification Act and Tariff Abomination

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Nullification Act and Tariff Abomination

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-What? Nullification is to reject or deny

Tariff of Abomination is when Congress passed a law to raise the tariffs on imported goods from other countries.

-Who else was involved? South Carolina was involved

-Outcome? South Carolina threatened not be a state of the USA anymore, and they refused and they nullified it. Jackson threatened to send troops to make them follow the rules.

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-Why? Jackson believed that the Bank of the United States had too much power and served the needs of the rich over those of average Americans.

-How? Biddle and Clay tried to renew the charter for the national bank and get Jackson mad.

-Who were opponents? Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, and Nicholas Biddle vs. Andrew Jackson.

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-Jackson’s belief from the wealthy and educated elite to the common man
-Jackson’s critics viewed his popularity as a danger sign that his presidency was coming to resemble that of a king

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Suffrage Expansion(More power to common man)

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Suffrage Expansion(More power to common man)

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-Dramatic expansion of voting rights for white men

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-End corruption in Washington, DC
-Reform and eliminate the national debt
-The people vs. special interests
-Against King Caucus

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-Main candidates were John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, and Henry Clay.
-JQA had a plan with Henry Clay to help each other with becoming president.
-JQA had good looks so he would influence the House of Representatives to vote for Adams and then he would appoint Henry as secretary of state.
-Unfortunately for Adams and Clay, Jackson found out and he lost the elections but he started his own party called the Republicans in revenge.
-He then decided he was going to run for president in 1828.

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-First person in Tennessee to serve in the House of Representatives and also he became senator before becoming president.
-He was a young general in the army and President James Monroe told him to go guard the border of Florida against the Seminole and Creek Indians
-After Jackson defeated the Creeks, people called him “Sharp Knife” since he forced them to give up land that was guaranteed to them in earlier treaties with America.

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-Born in a log cabin
-Went to go work in the war at the age of 13
-His family died (Mom, dad, and 2 brothers) at the age of 14
-Went to Tennessee to practice law

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3JTG4SBy6g