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Jacksonian Era: United States History from 1829 - 1841
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Jacksonian Era: United States History from 1829 - 1841
This article about
the Jacksonian
Era in United States History is
presented in a unique way by linking the most
famous events in the Jacksonian era of 1829 - 1841 with
the presidents who were in power
during the time when these important events in American history occurred. An easy way to discover facts,
dates and information
about the Important historical events in each of the Presidencies that
occured during the Jacksonian Era of United States history that spanned from 1829 - 1841.
President Andrew Jackson and
the Jacksonian Era: United States History from 1829 - 1841
Important events in United States History during the presidency of Andrew Jackson includes the Kitchen
Cabinet, Nat Turner's Rebellion, The "Underground Railroad", The Spoils
System, The McCormick reaper, 1830 Indian Removal Act, The Texas
Revolution and the Battle of the Alamo - United States History for Kids:
Jacksonian Era: United States History from 1829 - 1841
Andrew Jackson
Presidency (1829-1833) & (1833-1837)
President
Andrew Jackson: Facts, biography,
accomplishments and biography of the life of Andrew
Jackson and summaries of important events during his
presidency.
1830 Indian Removal Act: The start of the forced
removal of Native American Indians fro their lands
Tariff of 1832: Protective
tariff to ease the conflict created by the 1828 tax
referred to as the Tariff of Abominations.
Force Bill:
Against the South Carolina legislature who had declared the Tariffs of 1828
and 1832 null and void within the state borders of South
Carolina.
Nullification Crisis:
The crisis was due to the South opposing protective
tariffs which damaged their economy
1833 Compromise Tariff:
Defused the gravity
of the Nullification Crisis.
Bank War:
Jackson's destruction of
the
Second Bank of the United States
Pet Banks and
Wildcat Banks:
The emergence of the Pet
Banks that were favored by Andrew Jackson
and the rise of 'Wildcat Banks'
Specie Circular:
All government owned
lands must be paid for exclusively in gold or silver
(specie)
Peggy Eaton affair: The
scandal that involved members of
President Jackson's Cabinet and
their wives
The Kitchen Cabinet: Jackson chose his friends as
advisors rather than use the cabinet
The Spoils System: Jobs for the Boys
Battle of the Alamo:
180 American rebels fought for Texan independence from
Mexico.
Victory or Death letter:
The "Victory or Death" letter sent by
Colonel William B. Travis during the Battle
of the Alamo
Texas Revolution:
Resulted in the
establishment of the Republic of Texas
Cyrus McCormick reaper:
The McCormick reaper
speeded the process of harvesting with a new machine.
Nat Turner's Rebellion:
The history of the short lived slave revolt
led by Nat Turner
Abolitionist Movement: Over 50
facts about the history of the Abolitionist Movement
Fugitive Slave Act:
Guaranteed the right
of a owners to recover an escaped slave and for
fugitives to be returned
1836 Gag Rule:
The gag rule
prevented
abolitionist petitions.
The "Underground Railroad":
The secret organization that helped slaves escape from
slavery in the Southern slave states to freedom in the
Northern free states and Canada
Underground Railroad Maps: Routes
of the Underground Railways and details of the Free and
Slave States
Underground Railroad Symbols & Secret Codes:
The history of the secret codes used
by slaves escaping from slavery
Jacksonian Era: United States History from 1829 - 1841 - Andrew Jackson
Presidency
President Martin Van
Buren and
the Jacksonian Era: United States History from 1829 - 1841
Important events in United States History during the presidency of Martin Van Buren includes the Panic of
1837, Neutrality Law of 1838 and The Amistad incident - United States History for Kids:
Jacksonian Era: United States History from 1829 - 1841
Martin Van Buren
Presidency (1837-1841)
President
Martin Van Buren: Facts, biography,
accomplishments and biography of the life of Martin Van
Buren and summaries of important events during his
presidency.
Panic of 1837: The actions of
President Jackson during the Bank Wars dried up credit
Aroostook War:
The
bloodless border conflict between Maine and the
province of New Brunswick
Trail of
Tears: Read about the 1000
mile forced relocation of the Five Civilized Tribes
The Amistad Slave
Ship:
The
history of the Amistad rebellion involved 53 African slaves being
shipped to Cuba
Samuel Morse
and the First Telegraph:
The
invention of the telegraph was one of the most
significant events in US history
Jacksonian Era: United States History from 1829 - 1841 - Martin Van Buren
Presidency
Crash Course in American
History: Summaries of Events in the Jacksonian Era
A fast overview, or crash course in American History, during the Jacksonian Era can be obtained from
the interesting and important articles on United States History for Kids that can be
found in the section. There
are summaries and definitions of the key historical events
for each of the
presidencies of the Jacksonian Era from 1829 - 1841.
United States History for Kids: Video of US Presidents
The articles
in the Jacksonian section of the United States History for Kids website provides historical facts and information about the
important historical events
that occurred from 1829 - 1841. The following video will give you additional important facts, history and dates about the
personal and political lives of all the US Presidents of the New
Nation Era, adding to your knowledge of United States History.
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