Period 4 Andrew Jackson by Jeanne Scheppach https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u Silent Discussion en-us 2020-11-30 06:48:47 UTC 2024-02-17 07:22:14 UTC hello@padlet.com Do you think Andrew Jackson went after the Bank of the United States because he truly believed it was undemocratic? Or could it have been more about how Nicolas Biddle challenged his authority? jscheppach1 https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970194454 2020-11-30 06:51:59 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970194454 What grade (A-F) would the American citizens give Jackson for his bank policy and what happened in the aftermath of its dismantling? jscheppach1 https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970194763 2020-11-30 06:52:10 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970194763 Were Jackson's actions with regard to the nullification crisis prompted more by his need to save the Union or a mere reaction to his own Vice President's actions? jscheppach1 https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970194980 2020-11-30 06:52:16 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970194980 Did Jackson really have anything to do with the compromise tariff of 1833? Could it have been passed had he not made a big deal about the situation in South Carolina? jscheppach1 https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970195237 2020-11-30 06:52:23 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970195237 What in your opinion was more detrimental to the country--the Indian Removal Act passed by Congress or the fact that Jackson ignored the Supreme Court's ruling on the indigenous populations situation in Georgia? Were both equally detrimental to democracy? How? jscheppach1 https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970195573 2020-11-30 06:52:33 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970195573 Why might some people in the United States have been supportive of Jackson's actions here? jscheppach1 https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970196071 2020-11-30 06:52:49 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970196071 Was Jackson's biggest fault his ego or his principles? Or something else? jscheppach1 https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970196343 2020-11-30 06:52:58 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970196343 Did Jackson leave America in a more stable position economically and politically after his two-terms? (answer this as an average American living during his presidency) jscheppach1 https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970196513

]]> 2020-11-30 06:53:04 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970196513 What do you think Jackson's lasting legacy is to the American presidency? How did he make his mark on America and American politics? jscheppach1 https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970196848 2020-11-30 06:53:12 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/970196848 All Question 4 dhmdurani https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973097466 Did Jackson have a very large impact in his tariff policy? Had it effected the overall welfare of the US during this period?

]]> 2020-11-30 19:36:52 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973097466 https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973102818 He may have felt it was undemocratic, but if this was his main concern, he probably would have spent more time fixing it than dismantling it. It could've been more about taking away Nicolas Biddle's authority. - Himaja Nimmagadda]]> 2020-11-30 19:37:55 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973102818 https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973105884 I believe that Andrew Jackson thinks that the Bank of the United States was undemocratic because he expressed it out by vetoing the bank, just to prevent and condemn the privileged monopoly. He even declared that it was unauthorises by the Constitution and dangerous to the liberties of the people. -Katie Zhang. ]]> 2020-11-30 19:38:33 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973105884 dhrchakrabarti https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973109102 Rohan C- I believe that both were instrumental to democracy, for one reason this event could be seen as ethnic cleansing. Where Andrew Jackson used an excuse of non-coexistence to drive out the indigenous people from their homes in order to expand the states, and his ignorance was shown when he ignored the Supreme Court showing how undemocratic this process was.]]> 2020-11-30 19:39:10 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973109102 Eddie C https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973112980 Some people may have supported Jackson's actions in the Indian Removal Act because of the benefits brought to them. Many may have supported Jackson's viewpoints of white Americans and Native Americans not being able to coexist. Additionally, the Natives left large tracts of land which could be transformed into industry.]]> 2020-11-30 19:39:55 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973112980 Rohan C dhrchakrabarti https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973119641 Rohan C- I think both are Jackson's two of his biggest fault not only were many of his policies were viewed as undemocratic, but his ego to take the time to figure out a better compromise would get in the way of united nation. Where in the Nullification Crisis Jackson would be at odds with his own vice-president and would rather use force than reason.]]> 2020-11-30 19:41:20 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973119641 Jai: I'll give Jackson a B/C dhjmenon https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973129857 2020-11-30 19:43:31 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973129857 dhasuresh https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973131633 Ayush:I think Jackson's actions with regard to the nullification crisis were prompted more by his need to save the Union as he wanted to ensure that South Carolina doesn't see a downfall and because he was a strong beliver in unity

]]> 2020-11-30 19:43:53 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973131633 Likely not to save the Union but to keep it safe from secession dhjmenon https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973132492 2020-11-30 19:44:04 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973132492 dhgogara https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973136220 Grady O'Gara: I think Jackson's decision to ignore the Supreme court's ruling was more detrimental, because even though the Indian Removal Act was awful, it was passed constitutionally. Jackson's decision to not uphold the office of the president was undemocratic. It had more negative impacts.]]> 2020-11-30 19:44:50 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973136220 I would give Jackson a D. Jackson's behavior and overall character came in part with the banking. His believe that the rich only became richer was also quite evident. He didn't like taking criticism from the public so this is why I think he's gets a D. https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973139353 2020-11-30 19:45:30 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973139353 dhasuresh https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973140454 Ayush: I think it was his policies which were viewed as undemocratic, but his ego to take the time to figure out a better compromise would get in the way of united nation. Where in the Nullification Crisis Jackson would ]]> 2020-11-30 19:45:45 UTC https://padlet.com/SRVUSD/asnurczx5m09ko1u/wish/973140454