JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY 1825 1850
JACKSONIAN AMERICA
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“It is thus that our political system, resting on the great principle involved in the recognized diversity of geographical interests in the community, has, in theory, with admiral sagacity, provided the most efficient check against their dangers. Looking to the facts, the Constitution has formed the States into a community only to the extent of their common interests; leaving them distinct and independent communities as to all other interests, and drawing the line of separation with consummate skill, as before stated.”John C. Calhoun, 1828Calhoun was the political enemy of
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slaveholders.
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those who believed in a strong national government.
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those who advocated states’ rights.
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South Carolina
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