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Images
and Maps
The
Hermitage
(Scenes from Jackson's Tennessee home)
President's
Levee, or All Creation Going to the White House
(This famous image comes from the Library
of Congress American Memory collection.)
Cherokee
Images, 1800-1838
Today
in History: The Nullification Crisis
(Scroll down for images from this episode.)
1816-1860:
The Second American Party System and the Tariff
(This site offers several images relevant to this
chapter.)
America
Votes: Presidential Campaign Memorabilia from
the Duke University Special Collections Library
(This site provides a few images relevant
to this chapter)
Election
of 1832
(This site provides a summary and chart.)
Election
of 1836
(This site provides a summary and chart.)
Election
of 1840
(This site provides a summary and chart.)
Presidential
Voting, 1844-1860 (by State)
HarpWeek:
American Political Prints, 1766-1876
Primary Sources
South
Carolina Ordinance of Nullification
President
Jackson's Proclamation Regarding Nullification,
December 10, 1832
Message
by President Andrew Jackson Vetoing the Second
United States Bank Recharter, July 10, 1832
Veto
Message
The
Removal Act, 28 May 1830
Cherokee
Nation v. State of Georgia (1831)
Andrew
Jackson, "Indian Removal and the General Good,"
from Second Annual Address, 6 December 1830
North
American Indian Removal Policy: Andrew Jackson
Addresses Congress
Cherokee
Letter Protesting the Treaty of New Etocha
Extract
from Andrew Jackson's Seventh Annual Message to
Congress, December 7, 1835
Andrew
Jackson, Second Inaugural Address, Monday, March
4, 1833
Daniel
Webster: "Liberty and Union, Now and Forever,
One and Inseparable,"January 26, 1830
Democracy
in America by Alexis DeTocqueville
(This site includes other resources besides
the text.)
The
Democratic Review: "An Introductory Statement
of the Democratic Principle,"
by
John L. O'Sullivan (1837)
Andrew
Jackson, A Political Testament
Secondary
Sources
A
Brief Biography of Andrew Jackson, 1767-1845
(From A
Hypertext on American History)
"Andrew
Jackson and the Tavern Keeper's Daughter" by J.
Kingston Pierce
(An essay exploring the Peggy Eaton affair, from
American
History)
Indian
Removal
(From Africans
in America)
Mary
Hershberger, "Mobilizing Women, Anticipating Abolition:
The Struggle Against Indian Removal in the 1830s"
(From The
Journal of American History)
The
Trail of Tears
(This site also includes several images and maps.)
A
Brief History of Banking in the United States
The
American Whig Party (1834-1856)
(From A
Hypertext on American History)
David
E. Johnson, "A Ceaseless Torrent of Music"
(This article from American
History explores campaign techniques used
during the Second American Party System.)
Andrew
Jackson: The First Roughshod President
(From The
American President)
Dan
Sanders, "Music to Win the White House By: Songs
in Presidential Campaigns"
(From The
American President)
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