1) Explain Andrew Jackson's Presidency. Give specific policies/decisions that illustrate his use Presidential power. 2. Explain the impact of the Market Revolution on the Northeastern part of the United States (1800-1850). Be sure to include inventions and innovations associated with the North. 3. Explain the impact of the Market Revolution on the Southern part of the United States (1800-1850). Be sure to include inventions and innovations associated with the North 4. What is Manifest Destiny? Discuss the specific ways that Americans fulfilled the philosophy during the mid 1800.

1) Explain Andrew Jackson's presidency. Give specific policies/ideas that illustrates his use of presidential power. 

Andrew Jackson was the seventeenth president of the united states. Jackson was famously known as a common man and people's president during his era. During his presidency, he used his veto power to abolish the Electoral college by arguing that the American people had the right to choose their president and vice president. He was also the first president to publicly fight against corruption. He used his veto power to remove the Second Bank of the United States from its re-charter position. He saw it corrupt and wanted to manipulate paper money and yielded too much control over the economy. Thus his action led to the bank being shuttered during his second term in 1836. Jackson influenced the setting apart of land west of the Mississippi river for the Native Americans and be removed from the south in 1829. Jackson and his supporters made the Democratic party and used the symbol of a donkey to represent him, which is still used today's democratic party ("Andrew Jackson," 2019).

2) Explain the impact of the market revolution on the Northeastern part of the United States (1800-1850). Be sure to include inventions and innovations associated with the North.

The Market Revolution on the Northeast part of the US-led to a radical shift of commerce and the lives of Americans. A change characterized the Market Revolution from local or regional markets to national and international markets. There was a textile boom in the North, a move that was encouraged by the Market revolution. There was increased domestic manufacturing in the North, decreased dependency on imports, and increased wage labor in the North. Roads were constructed to help in the transportation of raw materials from the south to the North. Canals were also built to ease transportation of goods to the market, like the Erie Canal from New York to the western interior. Railroads were also created that proved to be a quicker and safer way to transport people and passengers from the 1830s. From Massachusetts, Francis Cabot Lowell started his company Lowell's Boston Manufacturing Company, a textile company that allowed both are spinning and weaving at the same time. Thus the growth of the industry led to the development of the North ("The Market Revolution | Boundless US History," 2020).

3) Explain the impact of the market revolution on the United States' southern part (1800-1850). Be sure to include inventions and innovations associated with the North.

The southern part was mostly agricultural. The Market Revolution of 1793-1909 led to a rapid change in manual labor in the south since there were inventions of machines to help produce cotton, tobacco, and sugarcane. The traditional way of business changed as there was an increase in the production of goods, transportation, communication, and industries. The invention of the cotton gin led the increased cotton production, which meant that more textile production in the North hence the growth of business in the country. In 180, Cyrus McCormick's invented a mechanical mower-reaper that made it easy to plant more wheat and transport them to the northeast for processing ("The Market Revolution | Boundless US History," 2020).

4) What is Manifest Destiny? Discuss the specific ways that Americans fulfilled the philosophy during mid 1800.

Manifest destiny was a belief that God ordained America to expand to the West and spread democracy and capitalism across the North American continent. The philosophy led to territorial expansion and was justified to remove the Native Americans from their homes. The policy led to the expansion of slavery, which led to other states' addition hence the outbreak of civil war. Also, the manifest destiny led to the growth and expansion of American territory through the Louisiana purchase, admittance of Texas, and the Oregon expansion, hence increasing the US territory and making it a super power ("Manifest Destiny", 2020).