10.3 Worksheet

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Chapter 10 Section 3 Notes
Adams and Jackson in Conflict
______________________ served two terms as President, from 1829-1837.
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His presidency marked the opening of __________________________________________.
His influence was so great that the twenty-year period after he became President is often called
the ______________________________.
Andrew Jackson was a ____________________ by the time he became President.
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He began life with ____________________.
o He was born in a log cabin on the border of ________________________________.
o He was an ______________ by the age of 14.
o He survived ______________ as a child and _____________________________ as an
adult.
As a military leader, Andrew Jackson earned what nickname? __________________________.
Jackson stood for the idea that ____________________ should participate in American political
life.
o He was deeply loved by millions of Americans because of his ______________________
and his __________________________.
Jackson first ran for President in 1824 against _____________________, ____________________, and
______________________________.
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Jackson received the most _______________________ but not a _____________________.
o According to the Constitution, the _________________________________ would have
to decide the election.
o The choice was between Jackson and ________________.
o Who ultimately won the election? _______________________.
Jackson reacted with _______________.
o He had won the most _________________________ and the most
____________________ but still lost the election.
o When Adams appointed Henry Clay as _________________________, Jackson’s
supporters claimed the two had made a _____________________.
Adams was burdened by the ___________________________________.
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He accomplished ____________ even though he had __________________________________.
o He supported Clay’s ______________________ and wanted the federal government to
_______________________________________________________.
 He proposed a national program to ___________________________ and a high
tariff to ___________________________.
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He also planned to set up a ______________________ and an
__________________________________ in Washington D.C.
However, he lacked the
______________________________________________________.
Adams never _______________________________________
 As a result, he ___________________________________.
A New Era in Politics
The election of 1824 ____________________________________________.
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Still, that election began a _____________________________________.
Back in the 1790s, states began extending ____________, or the right to vote.
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Many states had dropped the requirement that men had to ____________________ to be able
to vote.
While requirements varied from _____________________, almost all
______________________ could now vote and ____________________.
States also were changing how they chose _________________________________.
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Previously, _____________________________ chose them.
Now that right went to _____________________.
Suffrage was still ______________________________________.
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________________ could not participate in government.
Neither could __________________________________
o In most states, even _______________________________ could not vote.
Expanding the right to vote was part of a ______________________________________.
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Supporters of Andrew Jackson believed ___________________ should
_____________________, ______________________________, and do anything else they had
the ability to do.
His supporters also strongly opposed _______________________________________________.
Jackson and his supporters believed government often _______________________________________.
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They were also suspicious of ______________, which they believed favored the rich.
The Age of Jackson brought back the ________________________ that had briefly ended during the
______________________________.
During the 1824 election, _________________________________.
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Supporters of Adams called themselves _____________________________.
Jackson’ supporters used the name __________________________.
In 1831, the National Republicans nominated __________________ to run against Jackson.
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Jackson won easily, with _________________________________________.
However, by 1836, the anti-Jackson forces had formed a new party called the __________.
From then until 1852, the ____________________ and the _________________ were the
country’s two major ________________________________.
The new parties adopted a new way of ______________________________________________.
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Previously, a party’s members of _________________ held a ____________________, or a
_______________________________________________________________________.
Beginning in 1831, political parties started holding national _____________________________,
or _____________________________________________________________________.
o These opened the __________________________ to many more people and made it
more ____________________________.
Jackson Becomes President
______________________________ voted in the election of 1828 as had voted in 1824. Most supported
Jackson who easily defeated Adams.
The election revealed _________________________________________________________________.
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Jackson did best in the ______________________ where
____________________________________ supported him.
He also did well among ________________________, ________________, and __________ in
cities and towns nationwide.
Adams was most popular in his home region of _____________________.
Jackson’s supporters called the election a ______________________________.
Jackson began his term by ____________________________________________________________.
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He claimed putting new people in government jobs _______________________________.
His opponents compared the process to a _____________________________________ saying
______________________________________.
o This led to the term _________________________ which means
________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________.
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