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Chapter 11: The Rise Of Democracy


Learning Objectives

Chapter 11: The Rise Of Democracy

When you have finished studying this chapter, you should be able to:

1. Describe the new democratic system of politics and give the reasons for its emergence in the 1820s, distinguishing the policies and supporters of the Democrats from those of the Whigs.

2. Explain the relationship between equality and opportunity, and the importance of these values in the development of the new democratic political system.

3. Explain the status of Indians and blacks in the Jacksonian period, and the relationship of racism to democratic politics.

4. Explain the importance of the nullification crisis and the development of the nationalist and state sovereignty interpretations of the Constitution.

5. Explain the significance of the banking issue and its impact on the development of the Jacksonian party system.


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