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Democratic Politics & Religious Revival: 1824-1840

Explore the rise of democratic politics from 1824-1840, featuring key events like the election of 1824, Andrew Jackson's presidency, and the Bank Controversy. Delve into the religious revival period, Second Great Awakening, Mormonism, and Utopian communities.

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Democratic Politics & Religious Revival: 1824-1840

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  1. DEMOCRATIC POLITICS, RELIGIOUS REVIVAL, AND REFORM, 1824–1840 CHAPTER 10

  2. The Rise of Democratic Politics,1824–1832 • Democratic Ferment • The Election of 1824 • John Quincy Adams as President • The Rise of Andrew Jackson • The Election of 1828 • Jackson in Office • Nullification • The Bank Veto and the Election of 1832

  3. The Election of 1828

  4. The Bank Controversy andthe Second Party System, 1833–1840 • The War on the Bank • The Rise of Whig Opposition • The Election of 1836 • The Panic of 1837 • The Election of 1840 • The Second Party System Matures

  5. The Election of 1840

  6. The Rise of Popular Religion • The Second Great Awakening • Eastern Revivals • Critics of Revivals: The Unitarians

  7. Religious andUtopian Communities, 1800–1845

  8. The Rise of Mormonism • The Shakers • The Age of Reform • The War on Liquor • Public School Reform • Abolition • Women’s Rights • Penitentiaries and Asylums • Utopian Communities

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