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American History Homework Four (view source)
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1. Explain why the North supported higher tariffs, but the South opposed them.
1. Explain why the North supported higher tariffs, but the South opposed them.
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2. What do you think was the single biggest reason why Thomas Jefferson defeated John Adams in 1800? Explain.
2. Do you think States have the right to secede from (leave) the United States? Discuss, including a mention of "nullification doctrine."
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3. Who was the most politically conservative of the early presidents, after George Washington? Explain.
3. Who was the most politically conservative of the early presidents, after George Washington? Explain.
H1. I think we overpaid in buying the Louisiana Purchase, and that it was unconstitutional also. Do you agree?
H1. I think we overpaid in buying the Louisiana Purchase, and that it was unconstitutional also. Do you agree?
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H2. Discuss the differences and future of the two political parties that existed in 1800.
H2. Pick your favorite political party from the lecture, and explain why.
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H3. Discuss any debate topic or mystery related to 1800-1840.
H3. Discuss any debate topic or mystery related to 1800-1840.
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H4. Would you have voted for Andrew Jackson for president? Explain.
H4. It is said that Andrew Jackson was the first modern president. Why, and would you have voted for him?
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H5. Some issues are so divisive -- and so wrong -- that they cause infringement of other constitutional rights. Give a few examples from history, and today.
H5. Some issues are so divisive -- and so wrong -- that they cause infringement of other constitutional rights. Give a few examples from history, and today.