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option number 1

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Done both quizzes

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https://prezi.com/view/gKa9uPmrTvQ8cjCQHTCD/

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https://prezi.com/view/gKa9uPmrTvQ8cjCQHTCD/

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https://prezi.com/view/gKa9uPmrTvQ8cjCQHTCD/

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(group 3)

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Period 4 Review (1800-1848) Sean, Kaitlyn, Olivia, Amelie, Katie Age of Jefferson 1800-1816 Age of Jefferson 1800-1816 Key Parts of his presidency neutral foreign policy limited central government (reduced military, eliminated federal jobs, repealed excise taxes, lowered national A

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2.11.21 period 4 work with group (my work is in the comment section of chapter 10)

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2.11.21 period 4 work with group (my work is in the comment section of chapter 10)

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group 3

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Period 4 Review (1800-1848) Sean, Kaitlyn, Olivia, Amelie, Katie Age of Jefferson 1800-1816 Age of Jefferson 1800-1816 Key Parts of his presidency neutral foreign policy limited central government (reduced military, eliminated federal jobs, repealed excise taxes, lowered national A

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original timeline 2.11.21 (flex friday 2/5 includes the added list of presidential events)

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original timeline 2.11.21 (flex friday 2/5 includes the added list of presidential events)

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Group Work

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Presidential events

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Period 4 Review (1800-1848) Sean, Kaitlyn, Olivia, Amelie, Katie Age of Jefferson 1800-1816 Age of Jefferson 1800-1816 Key Parts of his presidency neutral foreign policy limited central government (reduced military, eliminated federal jobs, repealed excise taxes, lowered national A

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Presidential Decisions

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Original Timeline

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(OG timeline and presidential events are in previous flex friday 2-5 post)

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Saved copy of group work

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Original timeline

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Please upload the following:
1. Your original timeline
2. the added list of presidential events or decisions
3.  Your own saved copy of your work with your current group.

Please add all of them to your named column and color code them by making them green like this box

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option #1

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Option #1

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List of 8 things:

Foreign affairs: u.s. becomes more aggressive and nationalistic, more patriotism.

Panic of 1837: Jackson withdrew funding of banks, u.s. went into a depression.

Williams Hemry Harrison death 1841: shortest presidency, 1 month.

Completion of Erie canal 1825: link Western and northereer economies.

Treaty of Guadalupe 1848: ends the Mexican war, establishes the boarded by California and new Mexico.

Peggy Eaton affairs 1829: leads to the resignation of Jackson's cabinet.

Texas becomes a state 1845

Jackson reelected 1832: beat clay

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Option #1

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2.5.21 OPTION #2

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Option #1

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option #3

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presidential timeline

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presidential timeline

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Page 194

Jackson believed that the election between him and John Quincy Adam’s was fixed. What caused him to think this was simple. He won the popular votes in states that did not count for the electoral college. This resulted in the House of Representatives having to choose the POTUS. Henry Clay used his influence to get reps to cast votes for Adams, leading to his victory. To say the least, Jackson was irate, claiming corruption after Clay was given the job of Secretary of State.

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Trail of tears: by the time Jackson was in office, the eaDt cost was getting crowded, and not only that, people needed new land to farm. With that being the case Jackson in 1830, signed the Indian removal act. At first many natives complied and moved further west, however such as in the case of Cherokee vs. Georgia, natives refused to move and they were taken to Court. Of course the old white judges sided with the old white men, so the natives were forced to move. Jackson's most heinous actions happened after he was out of office. The mass movement of 15000 natives which resulted in 4000 deaths, would go down in history as the "trail of tears".

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1.29.21

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(pages 193-194) The Election of 1824 is a significant event regarding Jackson's life.  Who: Jackson vs John Quincy Adams
What: Adams won the election because he won the electoral college vote, however Jackson won the popular vote
When: 1924
Where: America
Why: Adams won because there were four candidates who ran (him, Jackson, Clay, Crawford), and neither of the four candidates won the majority (over 50% of vote), so house of reps  had to vote for president, and Adams won
Long-Term Impact: It established Jackson as a serious, rising politician  who gained more and supporters by the day, which allowed him to win the Election of 1828.

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1/22 Flex Friday

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Selected Response, SAQ