Impact of the 1828 Election on Jackson

The video explores the Age of Jackson, highlighting the shift in political culture from 1824 to 1840. It discusses the expansion of political participation, the rise of national political parties, and the impact of these changes on the elections of 1824 and 1828. The video also delves into the intense political rivalries and scandals of the era, illustrating how these events shaped American political culture and set the stage for future conflicts.

What was a significant change in political culture during the Age of Jackson?

• The end of the electoral process

• The decline of political parties

• Increased political participation

• The rise of monarchy

How did national political parties increase voter participation during the Age of Jackson?

• By reducing the number of political parties

• By creating partisan newspapers and grassroots organizations

• By abolishing elections

• By banning political propaganda

What was the outcome of the 1824 election?

• The election was decided by the Supreme Court

• Henry Clay became president

• Andrew Jackson became president

• John Quincy Adams was chosen by the House of Representatives

What was one of the challenges faced by John Quincy Adams' presidency?

• The end of the Democratic-Republican Party

• The rise of the Federalist Party

• The abolition of slavery

• The support for the tariff of 1824

What characterized the election of 1828?

• The rise of a new political party

• The emergence of populism and personal attacks

• A peaceful transition of power

• A unanimous decision by the electoral college

Who was accused of being out of touch with everyday Americans during the 1828 election?

• William Crawford

• Henry Clay

• John Quincy Adams

• Andrew Jackson

What was a significant factor in Andrew Jackson's victory in the 1828 election?

• His alignment with Martin Van Buren

• His support for the tariff of 1824

• His opposition to the Democratic Party

• His diplomatic experience

What personal attack was made against Andrew Jackson's wife, Rachel, during the 1828 election?

• She was accused of theft

• She was accused of bigamy

• She was accused of espionage

• She was accused of treason

What was the impact of the personal attacks during the 1828 election on Andrew Jackson?

• He lost the election

• He refused to run for office again

• He blamed his wife's death on his political enemies

• He formed a new political party

What was the long-term effect of the bitterness from the 1828 election?

• It ended the practice of elections

• It led to the Civil War

• It resulted in a peaceful political climate

• It strengthened the Federalist Party