Ch 25: AEPA: Jacksonian Democracy
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AEPA: Jacksonian Democracy - Chapter Summary
Follow along with our professional instructors in this series of lesson videos to review the presidencies of Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren and William Henry Harrison. Studying the lessons should give you a firm understanding of:
- Confrontations in the Senate regarding States' Rights during the early 1800's
- Jackson's Indian Removal Act
- Actions of the Van Buren administration
- Death of Harrison
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AEPA: Jacksonian Democracy Objectives
The state of Arizona uses the AEPA Middle Grades Social Science exam to ensure that educators are capable of teaching. This computer-based certification exam is composed of 150 multiple-choice questions and has a three-hour time limit. Half of the questions on this exam cover historical topics, including the Jacksonian democracy. The activities of this chapter will help you prepare for these questions by reviewing the presidencies of Jackson, Van Buren and Harrison.

1. Regional Conflict in America: Debate Over States' Rights
In this lesson, we will explore sectional tensions that emerged between the West, North, and South over land and tariffs, leading to confrontations in the Senate and a second nullification crisis.

2. The Trail of Tears and Jackson's Indian Removal Act of 1830
In this lesson, we'll discuss Jackson's forced removal of Native Americans from their land in the east to new territory west of the Mississippi River.

3. Presidents Martin Van Buren and William Henry Harrison
Watch this lesson to learn about Martin Van Buren's administration (1837-1841), the elections of 1836 and 1840, and the short-lived presidency of William Henry Harrison.
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