Past Present Future American Elections: 1828
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Mar 3, 2024 Discussing the 1828 American election, Andrew Jackson's populist rise, economic tensions over tariffs, and the Nullification Crisis of 1832. Exploring party politics evolution, anti-Masonic sentiment, and the potential division of the United States.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
White Manhood Suffrage and the 1824 Election Fallout
02:18 • 2min
The Rise of an American Populist President
03:59 • 14min
Tariffs and Economic Tensions: North vs. South
17:35 • 7min
The South's Global Orientation and the Rise of Anti-Masonic Sentiment
24:23 • 7min
Exploring Uncertainty and Evolution of Party Politics in the 1820s
31:11 • 2min
The Nullification Crisis of 1832
32:49 • 9min
The Political Tensions of Jacksonian America
41:30 • 9min
Jeffersonian Dream, Free Labor, and Abolitionists' Stand
50:03 • 3min