Chapter+7

Miss Amorin

3-4-11 How do we celebrate July 4th? Compare our celebration of today to the picture below (also in the textbook p. 236-237) On the 4th of July I usually go to parties and hang around all day and then at the end there's always fireworks. The people back then dressed differently and didnt have fireworks or facepaint.
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<--This is a Frayer Model on Nationalism and Sectionalism

This is the keyterms homework. 3-5-11 __3-16-11__ to regulate state banks the Constitution did not give Congress the authority to create it in the first place introduced a bill to renew the Bank’s charter to get people to not like him because of he disagreed with it. It was made into a regular state bank
 * What was the purpose of the bank?
 * Why did Jackson oppose the Second Bank of the United States?
 * What did Jackson's opponents do to hurt his chances of being re-elected as president?
 * What did the Second Bank of the United States become after Jackson's second term as president?

__I See__ I __It Means__ --I A monster I Banks Two Men I Two opinions One man trying to pull the other away. I One man trying to fight it I Andrew Jackson

States because they are more involved with the people who live their. Not everybody lives the same so the different states have different needs that may not affect or would affect in a bad way other states. Gay marriage. Driving Laws. Education
 * Do you favor giving more power to the states or to the federal government? Why?
 * What examples can you think of that involve the concept of states' rights? What can states control that the federal government does not?

States' Rights- the rights belonging to the various states

3-17-11

What path led to Andrew Jackson’s presidency?  He related to the voters and was thought of one of their own.  Was a war hero and was very popular among the people. || How did the Indian Removal Act lead to the Trail of Tears?  Because of the Act the Indians got removed by going down the trail of tears. || Why was the national bank a source of controversy?  Some people thought it was unconstitutional. ||
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Sovereignty--->having authority over an area (geographically) State Sovereignty---> states have the right to prevent the application of programs and regulations of the federal government 1818---> Congress passes tariff on British goods Tariff is raised in 1824+1828 North likes tariff. They are industrialized, they want all Americans to buy American goods. South doesnt like tariff, forced to buy more expensive American goods(British goods are cheaper). John Calhoun(Vice President) -States that any state could nullify or reject any law passed by congress (i.e. tariff law) that the state thought violated the constitution or was not in the best interest of state

Nullification theory: concept that states have the right to reject federal law

4-1-11 Do Now You begin writing an essay by getting research about the topic. You have to know what youre talking about before you write an essay on it.

Writers Workshop -Were going to show which side we think is right and then then give reasons and why we think so. -Argument. Persuasive -It was justified because he wanted to protect the country. May have been harsh but it made us safer. Better safe than sorry. They are not Americans so they are not protected by the constitution. Some were a threat.

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