History 1301 Lecture 11: Jacksonian America, 1824-1840

Andrew Jackson's career epitomizes the boisterous democratization of American politics and society. A new surge in evangelical revivalism leads to new religious movements and campaigns for social reform, including women's rights and the abolition of slavery. Indians living east of the Mississippi are forced out of their homelands by the Indian Removal Act as white Americans begin to stream into the West.

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