Chapter 9 Section 2- Jackson's Democracy

What is nullification? (Slide 3, Slide 12)

• nation should forbid all tariffs

• states decide if federal laws are unconstitutional

• national election should decide tariff rates

• president doesn't have the right to veto acts of Congress

What issue created the Nullification Crisis? (Slide 10, Slide 8)

• Southern states declared federal laws unconstitutional

• president ignored Supreme Court rulings

• businesses rejected provisions of a contract

• US Army officers disobeyed direct orders

Why did the North want to have tariffs on imported goods?(Slide 6)

• Foreign companies were out producing them / driving them out

• The taffirs helped them produce more good quickly

• The tariffs helped to make the price of their goods cheaper

• The tariffs increase the price of Southern goods

How did Senator Daniel Webster feel about the doctrine of Nullification? (Slide 4)

• He was against the doctrine of Nullification, The US was one nation

• defending the doctrine of Nullification

• he believed in states' rights

• state and national governments should be equal

What was the Panic of 1837? (Slide 3)

• An economic crisis where jobs were lost/ Economy suffered

• people demanding more vacation time

• Jackson moves money from national bank to smaller bank

• People were shocked that Van Buren took office

Who believed the United States was one nation and not a bunch of individual states? (Slide 4)

• Daniel Webster

• William Harrison

• Andrew Jackson

• Robert Y. Hayne

How did the issues with the Jackson Administration connect to slavery? (Slide 13)

• The South began to feel powerful and wanted more power

• It contributed to the issue between state and Federal power

• Jackson stated that he disliked the South

• There was no conflict between the North and South. EVER!!!

At the time, which region had an emerging economy and want the government to build roads? (Slide 2)

• The North

• The South

• The Westside

• The Eastside!

Which image shows an illustration of Daniel Webster? (Slide 4)

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HLQ How does the States Rights Debate in Chapter 9 Section 2 connect to the Little Rock Nine's situation?

• Slavery was still an issue for blacks and in the novel they were treated like slaves

• Faubus said that the State of Arkansas didn't have to follow a federal law

• The presidents at the time, Andrew Jackson, passed laws against segregation

• The president at the time, Andrew Jackson, passed laws against integration