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"1824" revela como e por que os alemães vieram parar no Brasil do Primeiro Reinado (1822-1831).
Viajando pela conturbada história da Europa e da América do Sul do início do século XIX, Rodrigo Trespach entrelaça, por meio de cartas pessoais, documentos e uma vasta bibliografia, a vida de líderes políticos, cientistas, militares, aventureiros e visionários com a de artesãos e camponeses - arruinados, marginalizados e desesperançosos depois das guerras napoleônicas, das revoluções sociais e tecnológicas.
Com uma narrativa envolvente, o livro revela como eles fizeram parte da instalação das primeiras colônias agrícolas do Brasil, do surgimento da Igreja protestante no país, da Campanha Cisplatina e até mesmo de um plano para assassinar d.
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April 21 2025
I am just hear to comment on the fact that I am the Great, Great, Great, Great (Not exactly sure how many greats) Grandson of Albert Gallatin 04:02
April 21 2025
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April 21 2025
What’s interesting with this election is that Clay got more votes than Crawford, popular vote wise, but failed to get more electoral votes than him. Had clay gotten 3rd place, he most likely would’ve won this election
April 21 2025
Anyone so glad Calhoun never became president he is my most hated congressman
April 21 2025
I love how we went from 1-4% to straight up a quarter of the population for how many voted
April 21 2025
Clay should had won and had not Poor white men that didn’t owned land were eligible to vote along with Clay not creating the Whig Party to split the vote between the three way race of Adams, Jackson, Crawford resulting in Clay winning in a landslide.
April 21 2025
Keep in mind that Pres. Jackson lived to be 77 years old...
* in the 19th century
* after surviving smallpox
* with a bullet lodged in his chest
April 21 2025
Its interesting to see how the voter turn out went from 1.5ish percent to 25ish percent since the new law for all white men to vote and because of there actually being some contest instead of voting for the most popular democratic republican.
April 21 2025
The idea that Clay worked with Adams to make Adams President in exchange for being secretary is a false conspiracy theory. There was no "corrupt bargain."
April 21 2025
Election (confusing) rundown:
Took place from: Oct. 25-Dec. 1 1824/Feb. 9 1825 (contingent)
Turnout: 26.9% (up 16.8% from 1820)
Members of the collage: 261
Elec. Votes needed to Win: 131
Candidates: Dem.-Rep. side: Incumbent Secretary of State John Quincy Adams from Massachusetts. Running Mate: Incumbent Secretary of War John C. Calhoun from South Carolina. Also Dem.-Rep. Side?: Incumbent Senator Andrew Jackson from Tennessee. Running Mate: Also John C. Calhoun. Also Dem.-Rep. Side: Incumbent Secretary of the Treasury William H. Crawford from Georgia. Running Mate: Incumbent Senator Nathaniel Macon from North Carolina. Incumbent House speaker Henry Clay from Kentucky. Running Mate: Former Senator Nathan Sanford from New York.
Elec. Votes: Jackson/Calhoun: 99. Adams/Calhoun: 84. Crawford/Macon: 41. Clay/Sanford: 37.
Delegate Count (contingent): Adams: 13. Jackson: 7. Crawford: 4.
Popular Vote: Jackson/Calhoun: 151,271/41.4%. Adams/Calhoun: 113,122/30.9%. Clay/Sanford: 47,351/13%. Crawford/Macon: 40,857/11.2%.
States Carried: Jackson/Calhoun: 12. Adams/Calhoun: 7. Clay/Sanford: 3. Crawford/Mason: 2.
Total Votes: 365,833
Fact for election: First time the popular vote winner didn’t win election and only time electoral vote winner didn’t win election.
April 21 2025
"Hey John Jr, how was the election?"
"I won Daddy! I told you I would be president just like you!"
April 21 2025
I honestly can’t imagine how badly the botched the presidential elections. HOW DO YOU MESS UP SIMPLY BASING IT BY MOST VOTES TOTAL??
April 21 2025
Why does it have to be a majority why can’t you just need the plurality of the electoral votes to win
April 21 2025
1824: poor white men can vote
1868: black men can vote
1920: women can vote
1972: 18 year olds can vote
April 21 2025
0:49 Fun fact: Daniel Tompkins was the only Vice President from the 19th century to serve two full terms under one president. In fact, only nine Vice Presidents (Adams, Tompkins, Marshall, Garner, Nixon, Bush, Gore, Cheney and Biden) have served two full terms under one president.
April 21 2025
u taught me more than my history teacher has thank mr.beat!
April 21 2025
Fun fact: this was the first election in which President Joe Biden voted in.
April 21 2025
Isn’t it a mere coincidence that the son of a former president who became president themselves was the result of the Supreme Court having to use the power of the 12th Amendment twice because of a stalemate over the Presidential election?
April 21 2025
Jornal; 10’jogn quickly adams would sh*t his pasnts if he played fire emblem awakening ;saved seris *
April 21 2025
JQA was arguably the best POTUS so far--including his calling for both a national university and a national astronomical observatory. Andrew Jackson was one of the worst among the sorry lot of POTUSes--some American Indians even refuse to handle the US $20 with his vile portrait on it.
April 21 2025
Although he was only mentioned briefly in this video fun fact I am a direct descendant of Albert Gallatin from grandmother
April 21 2025
I would vote for John Quincy Adams because just like his father, he never owned slaves
April 21 2025
John Quincy Adams is one of my favorite 15 presidents, personally.
April 21 2025
Albert Gallatin was the only founding father to have a picture taken of him.
April 21 2025
Fascinating, I never knew that this election was the only time that the person that had the least electoral votes became president.
April 21 2025
A "corrupt bargain," says the guy who would go on to popularize the Spoils System.
April 21 2025
about 350,000 voted 1824 election.1828 election which Jackson won again 1,100,000 voted to make sure no shenanigans (corruption)
April 21 2025
Weren’t tariffs and infrastructure the major disagreements though?
April 21 2025
so the house choose the president. sound familiar? maybe some british influence?
April 21 2025
Turnout in the 1820 election: 1.34%
Turnout in the 1824 election: 26.9%
Insane difference
April 21 2025
I think this election may have been a factor as to why National Conventions became a thing.
April 21 2025
A fun fact about every single presidential election
This was the first presidential election to have candidates to be born as a American Citizen
April 21 2025
i am very worried if the election is close then it may be thrown into the House of representatives, they will have to decide who win Donald Trump or Vice President Kamala Harris just like what happen 200 years ago in the Election of 1824, but Jackson Andrew did not win because he would not make henry clay Secretary of state t was John Quincy Adams President so in return for this favor he made Henry Clay secretary of State so you see Donald Trump would love to have it throw into the House which the republicans control they would put him into the White House but for me and the American People would not like the Election decide that way by a Bunch of mega republicans we would be very angry at them and also at Donald Trump for which i will never bow down to him,
April 21 2025
Jackson should have called his supporters to storm the Capitol to stop the electoral votes being counted.
April 21 2025
Lots of similarities election between this election in the election of 2024
April 21 2025
The so-called "Corrupt Bargain" was hardly corrupt at all. This is how majorities are formed in most of the world. The Adams-Clay coalition would have made up more electoral votes and more of the popular vote than Jackson anyway.
April 21 2025
Sid the dog, Woody the Dog, Charlie the Dog, Ruby the dog, Charlie the dog, Dodge and Dodge the Dog
April 21 2025
The fact that William Harris Crawford is not even remembered or talked about is pretty sad tbh. His election was just about gamble Against fate and he lost the gamble.
April 21 2025
It’s has Been exactly 200 years since John Q Adam’s sworn as the 6th President of United States
April 21 2025
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