Second Party SystemAll 5 grade bands · K-2 through APFree download
1832
Lesson plan.
Andrew Jackson vs Henry Clay — Jackson won a convincing re-election over Henry Clay, running on his veto of the Second Bank of the United States. Clay had championed the Bank as part of his 'American System,' but Jackson made the Bank the central villain of the campaign. The Anti-Masonic Party — the first significant third party — also ran William Wirt and carried Vermont's electoral votes. South Carolina — in open revolt over the tariff and still choosing electors by legislature — threw its 11 votes to Governor John Floyd of the Nullifier Party, but Jackson won a strong mandate to continue his policies.
What is in each packet
| Band | Reading | Vocabulary | Questions | Discussion | Also |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| K-2 | 248 words | 4 terms | 3 | 1 prompt | image, answer key |
| 3-5 | 476 words | 5 terms | 4 | 1 prompt | answer key |
| 6-8 | 644 words | 6 terms | 6 | 2 prompts | primary source, answer key |
| 9-12 | 657 words | 7 terms | 7 | 2 prompts | primary source, answer key |
| AP | 1010 words | 9 terms | 8 | 1 prompt | primary source, second source, long essay, answer key |
Primary sources quoted
Quick quiz
Five questions on 1832
Every answer here is read off the 1832 returns — the same rows the packets below are built from.
Who won the 1832 presidential election?
Which party did the winner of the 1832 election represent?
How many electoral votes did Andrew Jackson win in 1832?
Which of these states did Andrew Jackson carry in 1832?
Which era of American politics does the 1832 election belong to?
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