1.ONLY ONE PARAGRAPH PLEASE AND ALSO LABLE THEM PLEASE. Andrew Jackson’s supporters praised him for promoting “Jacksonian Democracy,” while his enemies called him “King Andrew I.” In what ways did Jackson advocate more democratic institutions? In what ways did he enforce more centralized government?

2. ONLY ONE PARAGRAPH PLEASE AND ALSO LABLE THEM PLEASE. In Florida, the Jackson administration’s Indian removal policy led to the Second Seminole War. Identify at least five Florida locations which take their name from the Second Seminole War. What person or event do they take their name from?

3. ONLY ONE PARAGRAPH PLEASE AND ALSO LABLE THEM PLEASE. During the course of their existence, the Whig Party were only able to elect two of their candidates (Harrison and Taylor) to the Presidency. Their Congressional and state leadership was often divided. Why? What could the Whigs have done to strengthen their standing?

4. ONLY ONE PARAGRAPH PLEASE AND ALSO LABLE THEM PLEASE. The “Great Triumvirate” of Clay, Webster and Calhoun were only the most famous of a long list of political orators in the 1830s and 1840s. How did political speakers become popular “entertainers?” Locate and read an example of early nineteenth century political oratory. Could speakers of this kind appeal to a modern audience?