Here are your HW assignments for the upcoming week. Even though we will not be meeting for class on Thursday and Friday, we must stay on pace, and keep up with our readings.
All assignments are due the following MONDAY 11/29.
1. OUTLINE Chapter NOTES on Chapters 13 and 14. CLICK HERE FOR CHAPTER 13, CLICK HERE FOR CHAPTER 14.
2. READ CHAPTERS 13 and 14 in The American Pageant. Here is the link to Chapter 13. Here is the link to Chapter 14.
3. Complete Chapter ID's and Guided Reading Questions for Chapters 13 and 14. Here is a link to the AP Workbook.
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IDENTIFICATIONS:
American System
Corrupt Bargain
Tariff of Abominations a protective tariff
Nullification the right to nullify, or invalidate
ForceBill enforced taffifs
Five Civilized Tribes native american tribes
Trail of Tears trail for indians which many got sick and died
Nicholas Biddle officer in american continental army
Democrats vs. Whigs election which the whigs had formed
South Carolina Exposition and Protest written in 1828 by John C. Calhoun
Martin Van Buren 8th president of us
Specie Circular order by jackson
The Alamo a battle in the texas relolution
GUIDED READING QUESTIONS:
The "Corrupt Bargain" or 1824
Know: Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, John Quincy Adams, King Caucus, Corrupt Bargain
1. What was unusual about John Quincy Adams's victory in the presidential election of 1824?
A Yankee Misfit in the White House
Know: John Quincy Adams
2. Was John Quincy Adams well suited to be president? Explain. he was apointed by the congress of confederation
Going "Whole Hog" for Jackson in 1828
Know: Old Hickory, Mudslinging, Rachel Robards
3. Describe the tone and tactics used in the 1828 election. first election that was democrats vs republicans
"Old Hickory" as President
Know: Inaugural Brawl, King Mob
4. What was there about Andrew Jackson which made him a man of the people? he protected popular demoocracy
The Tricky "Tariff of Abominations"
Know: Tariff of Abominations (of 1828), Denmark Vesey
6. What circumstances led to the passage of the Tariff of Abominations? the antebellum southern economy
"Nullies" in South Carolina
Know: Nullies, Henry Clay, Tariff of 1833, Force Bill
6. Describe the nullification crisis. declared power of the state
The Bank War
Know: Bank of the United States, Nicholas Biddle
9. Do you agree or disagree with Nicholas Biddle"s nickname, "Czar Nicholas I?" Explain. no. it is a kings name which souldnt be his
"Old Hickory" Wallops Clay in 1832
Know: Anti-Masonic Party
10. What two things were unique about the election of 1832? jackson won by alot of votes
Big Woes for the "Little Magician"
Know: Martin Van Buren
14. Why was Martin Van Buren unpopular?
he served as secretary of state, vice president and then president
Depression Doldrums and the Independent Treasury
Know: Panic of 1837, Speculation, Divorce Bill, Independent Treasury
15. What caused the Panic of 1837, and what was done by the president to try and end it? the banks failed and they stopped payout
Gone to Texas
Know: Stephen Austin, Davy Crockett
16. What made Texas so appealing to Americans? Jackson was from there and he was a popular president
The Log Cabins and Hard Cider of 1840
Know: Log Cabin, Hard Cider, "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too"
19. What does the election of 1840 tell you about politics and voters in America at that time? they were on the Whigs side
The Two-Party System
20. Who were the Democrats and what did they believe? democrats believe in more freedom than the whigs
1. John Adam's victory was unusual because he did not win the majority of popular votes or electoral votes like Jackson did.
2. Adams was not suited to be president because he wasn't elected by the people and he was supported by John C. Clay a former candidate, gambler, and dueler who also wasn't fit for presidency. Adams was elected unjustly.
3. The Republicans divided themselves into two parties; The National Republicans who supported Adams while the Democrat Republicans supported Jackson. The Adamites rallied together and chanted "Huzza for Jackson" while the Democrats adopted the oak as their emblem to represent their independence.
4. Andrew Jackson represented and protected democracy the very foundation which America stands upon.
5. General Tariffs and additional tariffs on wool led to these abominations. These tariffs angered the south because southerners felt discriminated against because they lacked industry.
6. The nullification crisis consisted of the southern states attempting to gain power by being independent states with various pacts and acts.
9. I agree with the title "Czar Nicholas I" because a czar has absolute power and he nearly had absolute power of the American Bank.
10. For the first time a third party entered the election called the Anti-Masonic party. Also was the calling of the national nominating convention.
14. Van Buren was unpopular due to all the troubles he inherited from his predescessor. He had little control over the country with riots breaking out along northern borders causing panic and was against slavery.
15. Extensive loans, failures in wheat crops, and Jacksonian establishments such as the Bank war caused the Great Panic. Whigs called for expansion packs to aide in the faltering economy.
16. Texas was so popular because there was vast lands to be owned.
19. This election showed that voters were easily manipulated by the Whigs and not very loyal.
20. Democrats emphasized the liberty of an individual, state rights, and federal restraints socially and economically as their fundamental doctrines.
Olivia Kuros
1. What were settlers of the frontier like? They didn’t like that there were Indians there, that’s why they made the Indian removal act.
2. "The westward movement also molded the physical environment." Explain. It was a long way and many people died on the trail.
3. How and why did American demographics change from 1820 to 1860? Andrew Jackson started Democracy.
4. After reading this section, does it seem logical or unbelievable that an Irish-American became president in 1960? Explain. No because past the 1960s racism had already ended and it didn’t matter what your backround was from it is about where you live
5. Did the Germans make as large a contribution to America as the Irish did? Explain. No Germans didn’t involve with trade as the Irish did.
6. Why were immigrants from Germany and Ireland feared and hated? I think they were hated because they were importing a lot of material using us to bring them up.
8. What barriers stood in the way of the industrial Revolution in the United States?
Explain. The south was more of a cotton growing region than the north so they needed the cotton gin more than the north.
10. Which were more important in Antebellum America, new inventions or changes in business forms and legal status? Explain.
11. What demands did labor have in the 1830's and 1840's? More supplies to produce goods.
12. What types of work were done by women in Antebellum America? (Be careful on this one.) clothes making,
13. What factors led to increased productivity for farmers? The invention of the Tractor by John Deere
14. Why were turnpikes and steamboats important? It made trade and transportation easier.
15. The Erie Canal brought revolutionary change to two regions. Explain.
16. Name some of the advantages and disadvantages of early railroads. Advantages was sped and amount of cargo that can be transported, disadvantages were the costs to maintain the trains.
17. The clipper ship, stagecoach and Pony Express ultimately failed because they were not forward looking. Explain.
The Transport Web Binds the Union
Know: Division of Labor
18. Explain the effects of division of labor on a national and personal basis.
The Market Revolution
Know: John Jacob Astor, Social Mobility
19. To what extent was social mobility possible in the United States in the years before the Civil War? It was easy to transport goods and there were a lot of new things being inventer.
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