Jacksonian Era: American History 1829 - 1841 ***

 

Jacksonian Era: United States History from 1829 - 1841
Andrew Jackson Presidency (1829-1833) & (1833-1837)

1830 Indian Removal ActThe start of the forced removal of Native American Indians fro their lands  Tariff of 1832Protective tariff to ease the conflict created by the 1828 tax referred to as the Tariff of Abominations.  Force BillAgainst the South Carolina legislature who had declared the Tariffs of 1828 and 1832 null and void within the state borders of South Carolina.  Nullification CrisisThe crisis was due to the South opposing protective tariffs which damaged their economy  1833 Compromise TariffDefused the gravity of the Nullification Crisis.  Bank WarJackson's destruction of the Second Bank of the United States  Pet Banks and Wildcat BanksThe emergence of the Pet Banks that were favored by Andrew Jackson and the rise of 'Wildcat Banks'  Specie CircularAll government owned lands must be paid for exclusively in gold or silver (specie)  Peggy Eaton affairThe scandal that involved members of President Jackson's Cabinet and their wives  The Kitchen CabinetJackson chose his friends as advisors rather than use the cabinet  The Spoils SystemJobs for the Boys  Battle of the Alamo180 American rebels fought for Texan independence from Mexico.  Victory or Death letterThe "Victory or Death" letter sent by Colonel William B. Travis during the Battle of the Alamo  Texas RevolutionResulted in the establishment of the Republic of Texas  Cyrus McCormick reaperThe McCormick reaper speeded the process of harvesting with a new machine.  Nat Turner's RebellionThe history of the short lived slave revolt led by Nat Turner  Abolitionist MovementOver 50 facts about the history of the Abolitionist Movement  Fugitive Slave ActGuaranteed the right of a owners to recover an escaped slave and for fugitives to be returned  1836 Gag RuleThe gag rule prevented abolitionist petitions.  The "Underground Railroad"The secret organization that helped slaves escape from slavery in the Southern slave states to freedom in the Northern free states and Canada  Underground Railroad MapsRoutes of the Underground Railways and details of the Free and Slave Staes  Underground Railroad Symbols & Secret CodesThe history of the secret codes used by slaves escaping from slavery  

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