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the state’s rights doctrine.
Doctrine of Nullification
an abomination something that stirs feelings of disgust, or hatred which is exactly how southerns felt.
Tariff of Abominations-
the law that ended the u.s. Government’s earlier policy of respecting the rights of Native Americans to remain on land they’d lived on for generations.
Indian Removal Act
a decrease in the value of money that causes an increase in the price of goods and services.
Inflation
was the political movement that celebrated the common man-farmers,craftsmen,and middle-class businessmen- and defended the will of people.
Jacksonian Democracy
The practice of rewarding political backers with government jobs.
Spoils System
an area of land that included present-day oklahoma and parts of kansas and nebraska.
Indian Territory
the widespread fear, or panic.
Panic of 1837
or agriculture,economy.
Agrarian
disloyalties to one’s country.
Treason
the route the cherokees and other Native Americans took during their forced migration from the southeast united states to oklahoma.
Trail of Tears
to formally reject a decision or proposal made by a legislature.
Veto
withdrawal from the country, if the federal government tried to force it to pay tariffs.
Secession
laws that dictate which Americans have the right to vote, had been extended so more people could vote.
Voting Rights
an agreement to stop fighting, while their leaders met to talk.
Truce
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
a political party formed to oppose the policies of andrew jackson,who the party believed had exceeded his power as president.
Whig Party
sayings and songs that build excitement for their candidate-an approach that changed the way politician ran for office.
Slogan
adopt european ways of life and accept the authority of the states in which they lived, or move west of the mississippi river.
Assimilate
a period of slow economic activity.
Depression