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Merchants and traders, generally approved of Hamilton 's plans. Many farmers, including southern planters such as Jefferson and Madison, opposed it. Washington supported Hamilton 's plan because he believed it would strengthen the nation. He kept his opinions to himself, however, so it won’t influence the. Jefferson made up a compromise that he would persuade southern Congressmen to vote for Hamilton 's plan if Hamilton would persuade northerners to support moving the national capital to the South.

This is going to be a big part in the history of race relations in the civil war era of America because of President Abraham Lincoln’s laws to have to do with abolishing slavery and having freedom. The reason why all of the guys were having a religious service has because it was the night before the big and bloody of Fort Wagner in their speeches they talk about how that they are brave and are

President Andrew Jackson was a very popular president and did a lot of things during his presidency. But in my opinion, I think he was not democratic because he wanted everything done his way or no way, like during the Indian Removal act in Document 10. He wanted the Indians land so he had his soldiers move them \west into the Indian territory. One way that President Andrew Jackson was democratic was his Bank Veto Message to Congress in Document 4. From what I read and what he said, I thought it sounded like he didn’t want to shut down the United States Bank.

In 1824 slavery was still popular, and people wanted a president who also owned slaves. On the other hand, Adams did not support slavery, he was born into a political family, was already a diplomat, and the establishment candidate. Up until the 1828 election, men like Adams who had the political qualifications were elected into office, but because of the influx of new voters, Jackson was the appealing candidate to the majority voters and was elected into office on March 4,

The very best president of the united states Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president and one of the most accomplished for his achievement in aboloshing slavery. Lincoln is giving his Inaugural address speech, reflecting about the civil war and how we were able to overcome all the violence and tragedy that came with it. Articulated by Lincoln about slaves and how they were a major sin that we the people committed, slaves were the cause of the civil war and neither side could come up with an agreement to end it. In the end, both sides prayed to God to save them, but none got that wish. The entire speech purpose is effective in convincing the audience that after the war is over we need to come together and unify the north and the south, Lincoln's purpose is effective in retelling to the audience how the civil war was a disaster and petty.

After the civil war, the question of “what’s next” was the main focus throughout politics, the government and the country. Abraham Lincoln was president during that time and he had a plan for reconstruction he hoped would bring the nation back together quickly and easily without too many harsh punishments or difficulties. Unfortunately, after Lincoln was murdered, his Vice President, Andrew Johnson had a plan for reconstruction that was different than Lincoln’s and many disagreed with Johnson’s views and ideas. Radical Republicans, were a large majority of the people who did not like Johnson the most, and so they came up with a reconstruction plan of their own as well, however only one was put into place and it changed the future of the United States forever. President Lincoln developed a reconstruction plan called the “Ten Percent Plan”.

“Take time to deliberate; but when the time for action arrives, stop thinking and go in.” “I feel in the depths of my soul that it is the highest, most sacred, and most irreversible part of my obligation to preserve the union of these states, although it may cost me my life.” And that is Andrew Jackson. Andrew Jackson was a hero back in the day. Andrew Jackson was a hero because he was the “Man of the People”, and was a War Hero (Battle of New Orleans). Andrew Jackson was considered the “Man of the People” because he granted his supporters, friends, and illiterate farmers (who made up 90% of the population back in the day) with public office just so that he could win their support. Andrew Jackson also protected Peggy Eaton and defended her

In regards to the Jacksonian historian’s remark about whether America should "celebrate or apologize for Andrew Jackson." I am also torn in between celebrating all Andrew Jackson’s passion and strides in American history or to keep in mind all of his scandals, his hot temper and his take on slavery. Jackson was known for his passion. He started off as an orphan and then grew on to be the President of the United States; many people admired him for this aspect. The battle in New Orleans put Jackson on the map and gave him great recognition.

This allowed states to choose if they wanted slavery or to be a free state. When Lincoln was elected, many Southerners feared that he would abolish slavery. The first state that broke away was South Carolina, then many other states followed. Eventually, it led to the Union (the North) and the CSA. At first the war was evenly fought, but eventually the Union started to gain an advantage

Had he done it before the time of tv and radio it wouldn’t have had the same impact. George Wallace use Kairos also benefited him because he wanted to run for president in the next election. He used segregation and the civil rights movement as a platform to gain the southern vote. Wallace gave his speech in the south because durning the 1960’s