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6.06 War on the Bank! After reading this lesson, you should be able to describe the consequences of the Supreme Court cases McCulloch vs. Maryland and Gibbons v. Ogden, including their economic impact, as well as details of the Nullification Crisis and Bank War. Use information found in the lesson to complete this activity.

Your assignment is to create a social network profile for President Andrew Jackson that includes 5 posts and 2 pictures with captions.

Complete all parts of this chart. There are 10 spaces for you to fill in.

Profile of Andrew Jackson
Birth: March 15, 1767
Political parties: Democratic-Republican Party

Nicknames: King Mob, The Hero of New Orleans, Old Hickory

Wife: Rachel
No biological children
1. Photo of Andrew Jackson:

Event: McCulloch vs Maryland
2. Post explaining the court case as Jackson would tell it: (minimum of 3 sentences)

3. Photo/image for McCulloch vs Maryland:

4. Caption for photo:
Event: Gibbons vs Ogden
5. Post explaining the court case as Jackson would tell it: (minimum of 3 sentences)

6. Photo/image for Gibbons vs. Ogden:

7. Caption for photo:

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