Period 4
1800-1848 Fletcher Whitley
Top Documents
Indian Removal Act 1830
The Monroe Doctrine 1823
Missouri Compromise 1820
The Missouri Compromise 1820
This came to a conclusion of keeping Missouri a slave state as long as Maine came in as a free state. this allowed the states to stay equal in the legislature of america not causing an uneven balance causing an unfair decision to be made by the uneven balance.
This created the Parallel of (36, 30) a line across the Missouri border stating that all above must be made a free state, excluding Missouri, but everything beneath must be made a slave state.
Theme NAT 4.0
The Monroe Doctrine 1823
The Doctrine was created to state a warning for any nation coming to invade North and South American territories would be immediately seen as a threat and will declare war with the nation which is invading.
Theme WOR 1.0
Corrupt Bargain 1824
This destroyed John Quincy Adam's name when it was announced of his deed.
The bargain was between JQA and Clay, since Clay (Lead House Of Representatives) was no longer in the presidential reign and JQA was losing his chance to win office, so he created a deal to put Clay in the Senator Of State position, if only Clay would announce he won the votes in the House Of Representatives.
Jacksonian Democracy 1824-1840
In 1828, Jackson clearly won, and again gain majority of the vote of the common man.
The democracy was much based for the Common man, since Jackson originated from the common but showed he advanced all the away to president. This gave the common wealth a sense of security and a promise to be better than where they were in the moment.
-Universal Male Suffrage
-Party Nominating
-Popular Election of President
-Third Parties
"The people are the government, administering it by their agents; they are the government, the sovereign power." -Andrew Jackson
Indian Removal Act 1830
-Cherokee Nation v Georgia (1831)
-Worcester v Georgia(1832)
-Decided in court that Cherokee Nations and Indian had their Rights
But Jackson disagreed with the court and sides with the states to rid the lands of Natives.