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I think it didn't promote democracy because  congress was on one side

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Congress raised the tariff (tax) on items imported into the United states

This was good for the Northern States which found increase in manufacturing and profits

But this hurt the Southern states which mainly farmed by causing prices to rise

Vice President John C.Calhoun called on southern states to declare the tariff " null and void" or illegal In reponse  Jackson lowered some of the tax but did not eliminate it

South Caroline threatened to secede from the U.S. if the government tried to enforce the tariff laws

Jackson vowed if any blood is shed he would hang the first man he laid hands on (V.P. Callhoun)

Congress passed the force bill that allowed jackson to use the army to force compliance

Congress further lowered the tariffs

Faced with overwhelming force South Carolina backed down

Jackson critics accused hi m of using the Prin

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Jackson felt like the bank of the united states was unfair

The bank had a monopoly on federal deposits.

The bank benefited rich, Eastern investors at the expense of common people like farmers and workers

The bank wasn't fair to the smaller state banks

Jackson distrusted the bank's president, Nicholas Biddle who was everything Jackson was not wealthy well born highly educated and widely traveled.

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it didn't promote democracy because

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law passed by President  Jackson and Congress

It forced the Cherokee  to move out west

Jackson wanted to help white farmers in Kentucky Tennessee and Georgia

The supreme Court ruled the act unconstitutional

President Jackson used the military to force thousands of Native Americans westward off of their native lands

Many Native Americans died along the way especially those that were old, sick, or young

Because so many died it became known as the trail of tears

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lets more people have a voice in the system

Follows the Constitution rules made by people

Most votes win

Listens to what the people and their representatives want

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The Indian Removal Act of 1830

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The Spoil System

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Jackson's appeal to the common man in election of 1828

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                       Jacksonian Democracy

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                       Jacksonian Democracy

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Government jobs are given to people based on loyalty to the leader not by experience

Only people that agreed with Jackson would get a job or work with him.

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Kitchen Cabinet-Jackson's trusted friends who advised him not the formal cabinet
Cabinet - President group of advisors
Civil Servant - Government worker

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They supported Jackson because he was famous around and he supported the people with out land.

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They did  not support Jackson because they were rich and had lands

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Andrew Jackson
He won because he was a common man Farmers poor working men supported Jackson

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John Quincy Adams won this elections. He won because of Corrupt Bargain Clay agrees to support Adams

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minorities

women

poor

children

people without property

women

children

children

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he was a general in the united states army

He won a large military battle of New Orleans in 1815 against the British

He was a tough military commander earning him the nickname "Old Hickory"

Jackson was very popular with common man but not with the wealthy

To the common man, Jackson was just like them he was born in a log cabin he was rough tough and got the job done to the wealthy he was a crazy radical military dictator who could not be controlled or trusted

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White Property owning, wealthy men

All white males

All men

All adults

All adults 21 and over

All adults 18 and over

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1776 (Declaration of Independence)

1828

1870 (15th Amendment)

1920 (19 Amendment)

1971 (26 Amendment)