Jackson


 * Under what circumstances, if any, can a State reject a Federal Law? Why do you say this?**
 * A state can reject a federal law by in my opinion if the federal law is useless to the state and they think that law is a waste of time, then they would'nt need that law for the state. I say this because the state and federal laws are different. the state law only has to do with the state and not the federal. they had an argument because of the southern states had stopped trading with britain's goods. **


 * The Hayne-Webster Debate( who, what, when, where, why is it significant?):**
 * **who: this was between robert haynes of south carolina and daniel webster of massachusetts.**
 * **what: both men were debating over the states rights.**
 * **when: 1830**
 * **where: the congress senate house**
 * **why (is it significant): the southern states stopped trading with englands goods because which is why they had a great loss so the senate had to debate. **

In his time, Andrew Jackson was an extremely popular president. The public generally supported his policies and his expansion of power. During the ification crisis, Jackson threatened to send troops to South Carolina if necessary to force it to obey federal law. The song “Jackson and the Nullifiers” became a popular tune in the 1830's.
 * Hayne-Webster Debate Summary:**
 * The Haynes webster Was a very important in history. The debate was between Robert Haynes of South Carolina and Daniel Webster of Massachusetts. The two men were arguing because of nullification between the government and united states. The two men were on different sides. One was with the federal government defending their rights and the other was with the states defending their rights. Webster believed the states should have been unified However they shouldn't have power to change the law the government should have that right not the states.**
 * Document 1:**
 * [[image:http://my.hrw.com/images/points/1.gif caption="external image 1.gif"]] ||
 * **When we our glorious Constitution form'd,**
 * These Southern men declined it,**
 * But soon they found they were unarmed,**
 * And petitioned to sign it.**
 * Sing Yankee doodle doodle doo,**
 * Yankee doodle dandy,**
 * Now like the snake torpid in a brake [lazy in a marsh],**
 * They think Nullification it is handy.**
 * Without their trade we are not afraid,**
 * But we can live in peace and plenty,**
 * But if to arms they sound alarms,**
 * They may find it not so handy.**
 * Sing Yankee doodle doodle doo,**
 * Sing Yankee doodle dandy,**
 * For Jackson he is wide awake,**
 * He says the Union is so handy.**
 * Our country's cause, our country's laws,**
 * We ever will defend, Sir,**
 * And if they do not gain applause,**
 * My song was never penned, Sir.**
 * So sound the trumpet, beat the drum,**
 * Play Yankee doodle dandy,**
 * We Jackson boys will quickly come,**
 * And be with our rifles handy.** ||
 * [[image:http://my.hrw.com/images/points/1.gif caption="external image 1.gif"]] ||
 * [[image:http://my.hrw.com/images/points/1.gif caption="external image 1.gif"]] ||
 * DOCUMENT 1 TASKS:**
 * Copy, Paste and Answer the following questions in your wiki Page Jackson**
 * 1. Identify. Refer to Document 1. According to the song, what were the people willing to do to show their support for Jackson?**
 * they were willing to express their feelings by drawing what they thought about jackson being presidant.**
 * 2.Analyze In the song, southern men are depicted as favoring nullification. What lines in the song express the opposite view?**
 * "our country's cause, our country's laws,"**
 * "he says the union is so handy"**


 * Document 2:**


 * [[image:http://my.hrw.com/ss2/ss06_07_08/student/images/hsush/husfns_fn/us07fs_c07dbi002p.jpg width="370" height="544" caption="Political cartoon Credit: North Wind Picture Archives"]] ||
 * Political cartoon Credit: North Wind Picture Archives ||


 * DOCUMENT 2 TASKS:**
 * Copy, Paste and Answer the following questions in tyour wiki Page Jackson**
 * 1. Identify. Refer to Document 2. To whom is Jackson being compared in this image?**
 * he is being compared to a king or the king of england**
 * 2. Elaborate What do you think was the cartoonist's Point of View? Explain your answer**
 * i believe the point of view is that jackson doesn't agree with the constituition of the united states. he ripped up the paper and is stepping on it to let people know that he doesn't agree with what the constituition is stating.**
 * Document 3:**
 * A hydra is a mythological beast whose heads grow back when cut off. In this cartoon, the heads of the hydra are representions of political figures.**
 * || [[image:http://my.hrw.com/ss2/ss06_07_08/student/images/hsush/husfns_fn/us07fs_c07dbi001p.jpg width="601" height="437" caption="Political cartoon Credit: The Granger Collection, New York"]] ||  ||
 * DOCUMENT 3 TASKS:**
 * Copy, Paste and Answer the following questions in tyour wiki Page Jackson**
 * 1. Identify Refer to Document 3. Who does the cartoonist seem to support in this image?**
 * the cartoonist supports andrew jackson**
 * 2. Interpret Why do you think Nicholas Biddle is shown as the biggest head of the hydra?**
 * he is shown as the biggest head of hydra because he was the presidant of the second bank of the united states.**
 * 3. Complete the APPARTS Chart on Document 3.**