Alan Brinkley, AMERICAN HISTORY 13/e Chapter Eight: Varieties of American Nationalism.

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IntroductionIntroduction The Growing Crisis Over SlaveryThe Growing Crisis Over Slavery

A Growing EconomyA Growing Economy– Banking, Currency, and ProtectionBanking, Currency, and Protection

Postwar IssuesPostwar Issues Second Bank of the United StatesSecond Bank of the United States Growth of the Textile IndustryGrowth of the Textile Industry A Protective TariffA Protective Tariff

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American Imports and Exports, 1790-1820

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A Growing EconomyA Growing Economy– TransportationTransportation

Government-Funded RoadsGovernment-Funded Roads SteamboatsSteamboats Vetoing Internal ImprovementsVetoing Internal Improvements

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Expanding WestwardExpanding Westward– The Great MigrationsThe Great Migrations

Reasons for Westward ExpansionReasons for Westward Expansion The Factor SystemThe Factor System

– The Plantation System in the SouthwestThe Plantation System in the Southwest Cotton and the Expansion of SlaveryCotton and the Expansion of Slavery

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Expanding WestwardExpanding Westward– Trade and Trapping in the Far WestTrade and Trapping in the Far West

Astor’s American Fur CompanyAstor’s American Fur Company The Fur Trade and the Market EconomyThe Fur Trade and the Market Economy

– Eastern Images of the WestEastern Images of the West Stephen Long’s ExpeditionStephen Long’s Expedition

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James Monroe (Library of Congress)

The “Era of Good Feelings”The “Era of Good Feelings”– The End of the The End of the

First Party SystemFirst Party System The Virginia DynastyThe Virginia Dynasty Monroe’s Goodwill TourMonroe’s Goodwill Tour

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The “Era of Good Feelings”The “Era of Good Feelings”– John Quincy Adams and FloridaJohn Quincy Adams and Florida

The Seminole WarThe Seminole War Adams-OnAdams-Onís Treatyís Treaty

– The Panic of 1819The Panic of 1819 Boom and BustBoom and Bust

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Sectionalism and NationalismSectionalism and Nationalism– The Missouri CompromiseThe Missouri Compromise

Tallmadge Tallmadge AmendmentAmendment

Missouri Missouri CompromiseCompromise

The Missouri Compromise, 1820

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Chief Justice John Marshall (National Archives)

Sectionalism and NationalismSectionalism and Nationalism– Marshall and the CourtMarshall and the Court

Dartmouth College Dartmouth College

v. Woodwardv. Woodward Confirming Implied PowersConfirming Implied Powers Establishing Federal PrimacyEstablishing Federal Primacy

– The Court and the TribesThe Court and the Tribes Worcester v. GeorgiaWorcester v. Georgia

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Sectionalism and NationalismSectionalism and Nationalism– The Latin American Revolution and the The Latin American Revolution and the

Monroe DoctrineMonroe Doctrine Revolution in Latin AmericaRevolution in Latin America The Monroe DoctrineThe Monroe Doctrine American FearsAmerican Fears

“The American continents henceforth are not to be considered as subjects for future colonization by any European Powers…”

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The Revival of OppositionThe Revival of Opposition New Political DivisionsNew Political Divisions

– The “Corrupt Bargain”The “Corrupt Bargain” End of the Caucus SystemEnd of the Caucus System Election of 1824Election of 1824

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Candidate Electoral Vote

Popular Vote

House Vote

Jackson 99 153,544 7

Adams 84 108,740 13

Crawford 41 46,618 4

Clay 37 47,136 -

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The Revival of OppositionThe Revival of Opposition– The Second The Second

President AdamsPresident Adams Tariff of AbominationsTariff of Abominations

John Quincy Adams (Library of Congress)

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The Revival of OppositionThe Revival of Opposition– Jackson TriumphantJackson Triumphant

The Election of 1828

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