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Tuesday, March 19 1. Get out your spiral 2. Update table of contents Date Title Entry # 03/07 Madison/Monroe Review 26 03/08 Timeline chapter 12 27 03/18 Chapter 12 Vocabulary 28 03/19 A New Era in Politics notes 29 3. Turn to entry #29 and set up Cornell Style
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Page 1: Tuesday, March 19

Tuesday, March 19

1. Get out your spiral

2. Update table of contentsDate Title Entry #03/07 Madison/Monroe Review 2603/08 Timeline chapter 12 2703/18 Chapter 12 Vocabulary 2803/19 A New Era in Politics notes 29

3. Turn to entry #29 and set up Cornell Style

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A New Era in Politics

1. Growing Spirit of A. More Voters Equality *1820’s – more people gained suffrage

*More people moving west – frontier spirit encouraged democratic spirit

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A New Era in Politics

1. Growing Spirit of A. More Voters Equality *1820’s – more people gained suffrage

*More people moving west – frontier spirit encouraged democratic spirit

B. Limits on Suffrage*Women, Natives, most African Americans*Slaves had no political rights

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A New Era in Politics1. Growing Spirit of A. More Voters Equality *1820’s – more people gained suffrage

*More people moving west – frontier spirit encouraged democratic spirit

B. Limits on Suffrage*Women, Natives, most African Americans*Slaves had no political rights

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A New Era in Politics

1. Growing Spirit of A. More Voters Equality *1820’s – more people gained suffrage

*More people moving west – frontier spirit encouraged democratic spirit

B. Limits on Suffrage*Women, Natives, most African Americans*Slaves had no political rights

2. The Disputed Election A. The Candidatesof 1824 *John Quincy Adams – North

*Henry Clay – West*Andrew Jackson – West*William Crawford - South

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John Quincy Adams-

New Englanders

William Crawford-

South

Henry Clay&

Andrew Jackson-

Westerners

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A New Era in Politics

2. The Disputed Election B. “The Corrupt Bargain”of 1824 *No clear winner

*Jackson won the popular vote but no majority

*House of Reps. would chose from the top 3*Adams made a deal with Clay*Clay urged the House to vote for Adams*Clay then became Sec. of State

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qnVpC4zXpM&feature

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A New Era in Politics3. An Unpopular A. Promoting Economic Growth President *Adams called for government to pay for internal

improvements (canals, roads)*Favored projects to promote the arts and

sciences*Most Americans thought this would make

the federal gov’t too powerful

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A New Era in Politics3. An Unpopular A. Promoting Economic Growth President *Adams called for government to pay for internal

improvements (canals, roads)*Favored projects to promote the arts and

sciences*Most Americans thought this would make

the federal gov’t too powerful

B. A Bitter Campaign*1828 – Jackson runs v. Adams *Campaign not on issues but on personalities*Jackson wins

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http://www.schooltube.com/video/1c12c51ee71645c280f2/

Jackson – 7th President

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A New Era in Politics3. An Unpopular A. Promoting Economic Growth President *Adams called for government to pay for internal

improvements (canals, roads)*Favored projects to promote the arts and

sciences*Most Americans thought this would make

the federal gov’t too powerful

B. A Bitter Campaign*1828 – Jackson runs v. Adams *Campaign not on issues but on personalities*Jackson wins

4 questions and a summary

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What do I do now?1. Four questions and a summary

2. Turn to entry # 27 and copy the timeline on page 351. Copy both usa and world. Use the Blue Book. Illustrate 5

3. Chapter 12 Vocabulary: Come and get a list from me