PPT-Andrew Jackson (Indian Policies)

Americans and Native Americans Many problems in the past with Native Americans Cause and effect of white American settlement Andrew Jacksons Past 1814 Creek Indians loss 22 million acres in Georgia and Alabama. Andrew . Jackson. was born in a . log cabin. in the backwoods of the . Carolinas. in 1767. . Jackson joined the . Patriots. during the American Revolution at the age of . 13. . . Jackson’s Early Years (4:44). Man of the People. EQ: How did the people gain more power during the Age of Jackson?. What people said about him…. “I feel much alarmed at the prospect of seeing General Jackson president. He is the most unfit man I know for such a place…he is a dangerous man.”. Gobrecht Dollar. (. Gobrecht Journal . #122). Len . Augsburger. August, 2010: . A non-collector, Midge S. of Carlisle, PA, discovers 1836 . Gobrecht. dollar in mother’s safety deposit box.. September, 2010. Lesson 5.5 Jacksonian America. Jacksonian America. Review. How did the supreme court rulings of John Marshall help establish the dominance of the nation over the states?. Essential Question. How does learning about Andrew Jackson aid us in understanding the concepts of power and equality?. Andrew . Jackson. was born in a . log cabin. in the backwoods of the . Carolinas. in 1767. . Jackson joined the . Patriots. during the American Revolution at the age of . 13. . . Jackson’s Early Years (4:44). What impact did Andrew Jackson’s presidency have on the nation?. Northern factory and Southern plantation. Section 1: Jacksonian Democracy. Expansion of Democracy. In the North small scale shops were replaced by large factories.. Introduction. 1.) How was American politics democratized between 1800 and 1840?. 2.) Why was Andrew Jackson so popular with voters?. 3.) How and why did the Democratic and Whig parties emerge?. 4.) What new assumptions about human nature did religious reform leaders of the 1830’s make?. Andrew . Jackson. was born in a . log cabin. in the backwoods of the . Carolinas. in 1767. . Jackson joined the . Patriots. during the American Revolution at the age of . 13. . . Jackson’s Early Years (4:44). Andrew Jackson. America’s First Crazy President. Overview:. America’s 7. th. President, 1829-1837. Responsible for the Trail of Tears* and Indian Removal Act*. Born in 1767 and died in 1845. Served in both the Revolutionary War and War of 1812*. I. The Life of Andrew Jackson. A. Andrew Jackson Rises from Rags to Riches. B. Andrew Jackson Endures Tragedies and Escapes Death. C. Andrew Jackson: Loved and Loathed. II. The Polarizing Policies of Andrew Jackson. Two peas in a pod or . Fire & Ice. Step 1-Biography. Read the biography information about Andrew Jackson & Donald Trump. Make a Venn Diagram and complete comparing and contrasting their backgrounds & beliefs of governments. . D. omestic Affairs. Covering the Issues. Cherokee Removal. High death rate of the Cherokees . Right to keep their land. Successfully “Civilized”. Monroe’s statement in the primary sources:. Removal is inevitable because of events outside of the control of the President. Such as, expansion onto Cherokee land by non Native Americans.. buses will soon be able to surf the web on their phone without using their valuable wireless dataJackson District Library and JATA o31cials have been working together for months on providing WIFI acce June 15, 2011. A Plan for the Morning. 1) Contexts for . Tocqueville’s. Observations. 2) Discussion of Key Themes. 3) Religion in the Age of Jackson . 4) Conclusion: why does Tocqueville matter? .