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Political Developments in an Expanding Nation:

Political Developments in an Expanding Nation: The Federalist Era (1789-1800) v. Jacksonian Democracy (1824-1840 ). FEDERALISTS. THE AGE OF JACKSON. Jackson. Washington Adams. Van Buren Harrison. George Washington and his first cabinet.

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Political Developments in an Expanding Nation:

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  1. Political Developments in an Expanding Nation: The Federalist Era (1789-1800) v. Jacksonian Democracy (1824-1840) FEDERALISTS THE AGE OF JACKSON Jackson Washington Adams Van Buren Harrison

  2. George Washington and his first cabinet. Washington's Secretary of State, Thomas Jefferson, and his Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton, were in controversy over fiscal policy early in Washington's administration.

  3. The Country Election

  4. Washington’s Inauguration

  5. Outside the White House after Jackson’s Inauguration

  6. Now the Whigs at the coming election SONG 2: Tyler and Tippecanoe Will carry our candidate through They’ve made the judicious selection Of Tyler and Tippecanoe (Nickname of William Henry Harrison) They say that he lives in a cabin And that he drinks hard cider too’ Well what if he does I am certain He’s the hero of Tippecanoe The spoilsmen are leaving their party Where prospect for office is blue Not wishing to stick by poor Marty (short for Martin Van Buren, our 8th president) They’ll change to old Tippecanoe So again and again fill your glasses Bid Martin Van Buren adieu (means good-bye) We’ll now please ourselves and our lasses ( a young girl) And we’ll vote for old Tippecanoe So let us be up and a-doing And cling to our cause brave and true I’ll bet you a fortune we’ll beat ‘em With the Hero of Tippecanoe

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