What were the principles of Jacksonian Democracy

What were the principles of Jacksonian Democracy

Essay Response (250 words minimum) – American 1812 to 1840 / War of 1812,Jacksonian Democracy

Answer the following 4 questions in an essay response with a minimum of 250 words (combined word total for all 4 questions together.) No citations needed.

What effect did the War of 1812 have on shaping the American mindset and identity?

What were the principles of Jacksonian Democracy?

How was the 1812-1840 American identity reflected in presidential policy, public action, and popular culture?

Engage the reading/viewing critically.

Use the following links to draft your essay response to the questions above

National Park Service, Madison, Politics, & the War of 1812

National Park Service, War of 1812: Land Operations

National Park Service, Battle of Tippecanoe

National Park Service, African Americans and the War of 1812

National Park Service, Native Americans and the War of 1812

The Hermitage – The Home of President Andrew Jackson

UVA Miller Center – President Jackson

National Park Service, Jackson Campaign Propaganda

The Alamo

 

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The 1812 war shaped the Americans to think of themselves as one people. Facing a common enemy Canada and United States united with the native warriors and African Americans to protect their land. They saw it as a federal duty which later enabled the Indians to be assimilated in the American community……………………………

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