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Andrew Jackson

Andrew Jackson. King or President. Election of 1824 “the Corrupt Bargain”. 4 Candidates: - Andrew Jackson – 1st - John Q. Adams – 2nd - William Crawford – 3rd - Henry Clay – 4 th No one got the majority of the Electoral College vote

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Andrew Jackson

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  1. Andrew Jackson King or President

  2. Election of 1824 “the Corrupt Bargain” • 4 Candidates: • - Andrew Jackson – 1st • - John Q. Adams – 2nd • - William Crawford – 3rd • - Henry Clay – 4th • No one got the majority of the Electoral College vote • House of Representatives gets to decide the election – Clay is the Speaker of the House • Results of the House vote: • - John Quincy Adams = President • ** Henry Clay = Secretary of State

  3. Election of 1828 – Mudslinging Election • Republicans – President John Quincy Adams • Democrats – Andrew Jackson • No issues were debated on each other’s character • Results = • - President Andrew Jackson Jackson Adams

  4. King Andrew the First

  5. 14A: Washington at a Presidential Reception

  6. 14B: Jackson Stops to Greet People after his Election in 1828

  7. 14C: Jackson’s Inaugural Party

  8. 14D: From the Frontier to the White House

  9. 14E: Jackson’s Approach to governing

  10. 14F: Nullification Crisis

  11. 14G: Jackson Battles the Bank of the United States

  12. 14H: Jackson’s Indian Policy

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