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Andrew Jackson: Tyrant or True Defender of the Common Man?

Andrew Jackson: Tyrant or True Defender of the Common Man?. 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.

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Andrew Jackson: Tyrant or True Defender of the Common Man?

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  1. Andrew Jackson: Tyrant or True Defender of the Common Man?

  2. I. The Life of Andrew Jackson A. Andrew Jackson Rises from Rags to Riches

  3. B. Andrew Jackson Endures Tragedies and Escapes Death

  4. C. Andrew Jackson: Loved and Loathed

  5. II. The Polarizing Policies of Andrew Jackson

  6. A. Jackson Encourages Indian Removal

  7. 1. Two White Views of Native Americans: Settlers v. Missionaries

  8. 2. John Marshall Protects Native Americans in Worcester v. Georgia

  9. 3. Jackson Ignores Marshall and Indians Endure a Trail of Tears "John Marshall has made his decision; now let him enforce it!”

  10. C. Jackson’s Tariff Compromise Avoids Civil War

  11. 1. The Tariff of Abominations

  12. 2. John C. Calhoun, States’ Rights, and Nullification

  13. 3. Jackson and Clay Create Compromise: The Compromise Tariff of 1833 & the Force Bill

  14. B. Jackson Attacks the National Bank

  15. 1. Early American Money and Banks

  16. 2. The Pros and Cons of a National Bank

  17. 3. Jackson’s Opposes the Bank: “Pet” Banks & The Panic of 1837

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