Era of Good FeelingsAll 5 grade bands · K-2 through APFree download

1824

Lesson plan.

John Quincy Adams vs Andrew Jackson — No candidate won an Electoral College majority, sending the race to the House and fracturing the old party order.

What is in each packet

Contents of each grade band’s packet
Band	Reading	Vocabulary	Questions	Discussion	Also
K-2	243 words	4 terms	3	1 prompt	image, answer key
3-5	479 words	5 terms	4	1 prompt	answer key
6-8	755 words	6 terms	6	2 prompts	primary source, answer key
9-12	754 words	7 terms	7	2 prompts	primary source, answer key
AP	1117 words	9 terms	8	1 prompt	primary source, second source, long essay, answer key

Primary sources quoted

Inaugural Address
John Quincy Adams, March 4, 1825 · 6-8, 9-12, AP
Adams, "Inaugural Address" (Washington, DC, March 4, 1825). Public domain.
Letter to William B. Lewis (the Judas of the West letter)
Andrew Jackson, February 14, 1825 · AP
Jackson, "Letter to William B. Lewis" (Washington, DC, February 14, 1825). Public domain.

Quick quiz

Five questions on 1824

Every answer here is read off the 1824 returns — the same rows the packets below are built from.

Who won the 1824 presidential election?
- AJohn Quincy Adams
- BAndrew Jackson
- CJames Monroe
- DRufus King
Which party did the winner of the 1824 election represent?
- ADemocratic-Republican
- BNational Republican
- CFederalist
- DDemocratic
How many electoral votes did John Quincy Adams win in 1824?
- A231
- B131
- C84
- D99
Which of these states did John Quincy Adams carry in 1824?
- AMississippi
- BNew Jersey
- CPennsylvania
- DMaine
What decided the 1824 presidential election?
- AThe Supreme Court
- BThe U.S. Senate
- CThe House of Representatives
- DA majority of the electoral college

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