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CHAPTER 11 | THE JACKSONIAN IMPULSE | OVERVIEW

CHAPTER TIMELINE
1828	Calhoun’s Exposition and Protest
1829–1837	Jackson’s administrations
1830	Veto of the Maysville Road Bill
1830	Webster-Hayne Debate
1830	Indian Removal Act
1832	Veto of bank recharter
1832	Worcester v. Georgia
1832	Black Hawk War
1832	South Carolina ordinance of nullification
1832	Nullification Proclamation
1832	Reelection of Andrew Jackson
1833	Force Bill and Compromise Tariff
1835–1838	Cherokee Treaty and the “Trail of Tears”
1836	Distribution Act and Specie Circular
1836	Election of Martin Van Buren
1837	Panic of 1837
1837–1841	Van Buren’s administration
1840	Independent Treasury passed
1840	“Log Cabin and Hard Cider” campaign
1840	Election of William Henry Harrison

CHAPTER OBJECTIVES

After you finish reading and studying this chapter, you should be able to:

Explain the political controversy between Jackson and Calhoun.

Understand and explain the nullification controversy with South Carolina.

Understand and explain the bank war and its economic consequences.

Evaluate Jackson’s Indian policy.

Analyze and explain the emergence of the second political party system.

Assess the significance of Jacksonian democracy.