Got more people to vote; involved the "common man" in politics and some say why he is still "alive" today
Jacksonian Democracy
100
Jackson's initial response to state (pet) banks printing money uncontrollably
Use gold and silver coins instead of paper money
100
36/30 line established by this
MO Compromise
100
Person who established special alphabet and schools to help become "American."
Sequoya
200
This tribe thought Jackson would reward them; learned a harsh lesson by fighting back; one of the two chained on the "trail of tears."
Creek
200
President Jackson was the first president to do this
Get out of debt
200
Calhoun resigned as Vice-President because of his belief in the states' right to do what?
Nullify Federal Laws
200
This man led the seminole charge during the Second Seminole War, but got captured and died in prison
Osceola
300
They had two promises broken which led to their eventual journey on the "trail of tears" and the true reason the trail got its name
Cherokee
300
The South saw the tariffs on foreign goods as a "Tariff of what?"
Abomination
300
Why did Jackson almost NOT take office?
His wife had a heart attack and passed away
300
How was Jackson able to weaken the National Bank?
Took away federal funds and placed them in state or pet banks
400
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Similar to Jackson in the people's eyes; first Whig president
William Henry Harrison
400
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The fall of the National Bank caused this economical depression which Van Buren inherited
Panic of 1837
400
The Adams-Onis Treaty gave us what territory from Spain
Florida
400
This stated that Europe should stay out of North and South American affairs
Monroe Doctrine
500
In the Election of 1828, who became Jackson's Vice President
John Calhoun
500
Weaker president, stronger legislature
Whig Party beliefs
500
The Convention of 1818 helped establish what two things which were shared
Great Lakes and OR Territory
500
This bank president purposely moved up the bank renewal charter to Jackson's re-election year in hopes that Jackson would lose and not get rid of the bank