^{I. Jacksonian Democracy: The Age of the Common Man}

^{A. The Election of 1828}

^{B. The New Politics}

^{1. Democrats and Whigs}

^{2. Widening the Suffrage}

^{3. The process of Voting}

^{4. Nominating Conventions}

^{5. The New Candidate}

^{6. Government by Party}

^{a) The Spoils System}

^{b) Kitchen Cabinet}

^{7. Those who didn’t benefit from expanded democracy}

^{II. Jackson's Presidency (1829 -1837)}

^{A. The First Term}

^{1. Maysville Road Veto}

^{2. The Eaton Affair}

^{3. Problems with Indians}

^{a) Problems}

^{b) Indian Removal Act (1830)}

^{(1) Black Hawk War}

^{(2) Seminole War and Osceola}

^{c) Worcester v. Georgia}

^{d) Trail of Tears}

^{4. The Nullification Crisis}

^{a) The Tariff of Abominations (1828)}

^{b) John C. Calhoun and States' Rights: The South Carolina Exposition and Protest}

^{c) Webster-Hayne Debate}

^{d) Jackson's Reaction}

^{e) SC Nullification Act}

^{f) The End of the Crisis (1833)}

^{(1) Compromise Tariff}

^{(2) The Force Bill}

^{B. The Second Term}

^{1. The Election of 1832}

^{a) The first third party: Anti-Masonic}

^{b) Henry Clay}

^{2. The War over the Bank (1832)}

^{a) Attempt to Recharter Bank}

^{b) “I will kill it!”}

^{c) Pet Banks}

^{3. Economic Crisis}

^{a) Causes}

^{b) Species Circular (1836)}

^{4. The Second American Party System}

^{a) The Whigs}

^{b) Loco-Focos}

^{III. Martin Van Buren}

^{A. Election of 1836}

^{B. Panic of 1837}

^{C. Aroostook War and Webster-Ashburton Treaty (1842)}

^{IV. Harrison and Tyler (1841 -1845)}

^{A. The Election of 1840}

^{B. Tyler takes over}