US Unit 3 Review Chpt. 10

Explain factors that contributed to the rise of democracy in the 1820s and 1830s.

• The decline of deference, rise of the poor man, and the halt of special treatment especially in new hotel industry

  The increase in voting instead of the government making the decisions gave the country a real sense of democracy

• The rise of deference, rise of the rich man, and the expansion of special treatment especially in new hotel industry

  The decrease in voting so the government making the decisions gave the country a real sense of democracy

Explain the results of the decline of deference in political terms.

• The decline of deference meant that "rich men" of highy origins could now rise more readily to positions of power and influence and that exclusiveness and aristocratic pretensions were likely to provoke popular hostility or scorn

• The decline of deference meant that "self-made men" of lowly origins could now rise more readily to positions of power and influence and that exclusiveness and aristocratic pretensions were likely to provoke popular hostility or scorn

Name the presidential candidates in 1824.

• Andrew Jackson vs John Quincy Adams Henry Clay and Crawford

• Donald Trump vs Hillary Clinton vs Gary Johnson and Jill Stein

Explain the elements of the "Corrupt Bargain" of 1824.

• The jacksonian charge that Clay had bartered votes for the promise of a high office, "corrupt bargain" when Adams appointed Clay as secretary of state. Make me your secretary of state and I’ll pick you as president

• The adams charge that Jackson had bartered votes for the promise of a high office, "corrupt bargain" when Jackson appointed Clay as secretary of state. Make me your secretary of state and I’ll pick you as president

Describe the reasons John Quincy Adams had problems as president.

• Political winds against state programs

  -Country recovering from a war with Britain

  -Jacksonians (accusations)*

  -Advocates for state rights and strict construction of the constitution were aghast at proposals to expand state activity to support science programs and a federally funded University

• Political winds against nationalistic programs

  -Country recovering from a depression

  -Jacksonians (accusations)*

  -Advocates for state rights and strict construction of the constitution were aghast at proposals to expand federal activity to support science programs and a federally funded University

Describe how the diffusion of political power among the masses encouraged reform initiative and professional trends.

• literature flourished due to literacy rates rising in publication costs lowering,

  The theater was finally able to thrive because it wasn't held back by the believes that you couldn't have fun

  painters painted for the common people

• lightning was discovered and sold to the masses

  The movie theatre would allow people to have fun

  Holograms made fun?

Evaluate the main political and economic issues brought forth in the 1824 and 1828 elections

• issues

  -investment in infrastructure

  -slavery

  -What to do with the second national bank

• issues

  -investment in army

  -healthcare

  -what to do with the third national bank

1824 and 1828 elections and explain the outcomes of those presidential elections

• Election of 1824:

  -Jackson won against Adams

  -went to the House of Representatives because of how close it was

  -Henry Clay had dropped out of the race and threw his support behind Jackson

  Election of 1828:

  -John Adams won with 178 electoral votes vs Andrew Jackson 83

• Election of 1824:

  -John Quincy Adams won against Andrew Jackson.

  -went to the House of Representatives because of how close it was

  -Henry Clay had dropped out of the race and threw his support behind Adams

  Election of 1828:

  -Andrew Jackson won with 178 electoral votes vs John Quincy Adams 83

Determine the political characteristics and personality traits that contributed to Jackson’s image as a symbol of the triumph of democracy in the 1820s-40s.

• he was fashionable, but not overly wealthy looking. he was a war hero, an Indian fighter, an uneducated man, and a proud man. his main goal was to get rid of the Indians. He was from the west and threw parties.

• he was fashionably overly wealthy looking. he was a war hero, an Indian fighter, an educated man, and a proud man. his main goal was to get rid of the Mexicans. He was from the East and threw parties.

Explain Jackson's "kitchen cabinet."

• His southern family would be his kitchen cabinet and they gave him advice

• His western friends would be his kitchen cabinet and they gave him advice