7th Grade Jacksonian Era Interactive Videos

Examine the transformative era of Jacksonian Democracy, focusing on key aspects of Andrew Jackson's presidency. Learners will gain a comprehensive understanding of Jackson's impact on political structures and democratic processes in the United States.

Examine the Indian Removal Act, focusing on the forced relocation of Native American tribes and the Trail of Tears. Gain an understanding of the historical context and its impact on indigenous populations while developing a critical perspective on U.S. policy decisions during this period.

Explore the compelling history of the Cherokee people and the Trail of Tears, with a focus on key events such as the creation of the Cherokee alphabet and the legal battles encountered by the Cherokee Nation. Gain insights into the socio-political challenges faced by Native Americans and understand the broader impact of forced relocation on their communities. Deepen knowledge of historical events while developing an enriched perspective on cultural resilience and adaptation.

Examine the political and social transformations of the Jacksonian era, focusing on critical developments such as the expansion of voting rights, the implementation of the spoils system, and the Nullification Crisis. Understand the causes and consequences of these pivotal events and their broader implications in American history. Develop skills in critical analysis and historical reasoning by exploring these significant changes.

Explore the rich history of the Cherokee Nation, focusing on their territorial changes and the pivotal events leading to the Trail of Tears. Gain insights into the cultural resilience and adaptations of the Cherokee, understand significant historical developments, and recognize the impact of these events on present-day Cherokee communities.

Analyze the controversial actions of President Andrew Jackson, concentrating on the Indian Removal Act and its effect on the Cherokee Nation during the Trail of Tears. Learn about historical decision-making processes, cultural changes, and the resilience demonstrated by the Cherokee people, enriching the comprehension of American history and its enduring consequences.

Investigate the complex history of the Cherokee Nation and the forced relocation known as the Trail of Tears. Focus on key historical events and their enduring impact. Understand the resilience of the Cherokee people and gain insights into the historical and cultural transformations that continue to shape society today.

Examine Andrew Jackson's critical influence on early U.S. history, particularly highlighting his actions during the War of 1812, his policies affecting Native Americans, and his views on the National Bank and tariffs. Gain a comprehensive understanding of Jacksonian democracy, exploring its significant impact on the political and social landscapes of America. Enhance historical knowledge by analyzing Jackson's legacy and its enduring effects on the nation.

Explore Andrew Jackson's presidency by examining his military role and analyzing key policies such as the Indian Removal Act and the Spoils System. Gain insights into Jackson's influence on American politics, economic policies, and the societal impacts during his administration.

Investigate the history and effects of Native American relocation in the 19th century, emphasizing the driving policy and ideology, including Andrew Jackson's influence. Learners will gain insight into significant events such as the Trail of Tears and examine the impact of governmental policies on Native American tribes, fostering a comprehensive understanding of historical and cultural shifts.

Explore early land conflicts between Native Americans and European settlers, the discovery of gold, and the implications of the Indian Removal Act leading to the Trail of Tears. Gain insights into historical events surrounding Native American land rights and resilience to enhance knowledge of U.S. history and cultural understanding.

Explore the complex events surrounding the Cherokee Nation and the Indian Removal Act, with a focus on the forced relocations during the 1830s. Gain an understanding of the significant impacts of this policy, including legal challenges and the hardships experienced during the Trail of Tears.

Examine the rich history and culture of Southeastern Native American tribes, focusing on their significant contributions and challenges. Explore the development of unique writing systems and the impact of the Indian Removal Act. Gain an understanding of key historical events and cultural heritage to enhance knowledge of social studies and Native American history.

Examine the critical events and controversies of the American Presidential Election of 1828, focusing on Andrew Jackson’s ascent and the impact of the Tariff of Abominations. Gain an understanding of the era's political dynamics and the emergence of Jacksonian Democracy, while developing skills in analyzing historical contexts and evaluating political strategies.

Explore the motivations for settlements in the Southeast U.S., focusing on political, economic, and religious influences. Gain insights into the impact on Native Americans and the evolution of colonial strategies, fostering a deeper understanding of historical settlement patterns.

Explore pivotal U.S. historical developments of the early 19th century, such as the War of 1812, Jacksonian Democracy, and the market revolution. Gain insights into major events and their impacts, deepening understanding of societal transformations and territorial expansions during this era.

Analyze the strategies and outcomes of the 1836 U.S. Presidential Election, focusing on political figures such as Martin Van Buren and the tactics of the Whig Party. Understand the election's impact on American political history and identify key strategies employed by the Whig Party to influence the outcome.

Examine the pivotal events and concepts of the Nullification Crisis, emphasizing state sovereignty, tariff implications, and political leadership. Understand the historical significance of nullification and regional tariff tensions. Analyze how these factors contributed to the Civil War.

Examine the Nullification Crisis and the tensions between state and federal powers during Andrew Jackson's presidency. Gain insights into the causes and consequences of political disputes in early American history and understand how these conflicts foreshadowed future national challenges.

Explore the intricacies of tariffs and their impact on international trade, focusing on key concepts such as trade wars and protectionism. Gain a deeper understanding of how tariffs influence economies and develop skills in economic analysis and critical thinking regarding global trade policies.