Title: Chapter 7: Balancing Nationalism and Sectionalism by Jimmy McGee
Headings: Chapter 7: Balancing Nationalism and Sectionalism
Chapter 7: Balancing Nationalism and Sectionalism
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Chapter 7
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What was the Trail of Tears?
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What led to the formation of
the Democratic-Republican Party?
Jackson’s New Presidential Style
What was the Missouri Compromise?
What is nationalism?
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Section 3
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The Supreme Court
Boosts National Power
The Age of Jackson
Section 2
Nationalism at Center Stage
Section 1
Regional Economies Create Differences
Two Economic Systems Develop
The American System
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What was the
Panic of 1837?
Section 4
State’s Rights and the National Bank
How did Jackson
destroy the National Bank?
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What is the principle
of nullification?
Balancing Nationalism & Sectionalism
1815-1840

Content: However, people from all
regions supported
strengthening the national
bank. A national bank would
provide a national currency. In 1816, Congress voted to set up the Second
Bank of the United States. In 1815, President Madison presented a
unification plan to Congress. It called for establishing tariffs. It also
called for strengthening the national bank. In addition, the plan promoted the development of national
transportation systems. Many members of Congress, including the Speaker of the House, Henry Clay, supported the plan. Clay called the plan the American
System. ( Clay’s plan for economic development)
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The changes in manufacturing brought about an Industrial Revolution.