People
Jackson's Presidency
Native Americans
The Economy
Foreign Policy
100

This person was made Secretary of State by John Quincy Adams after the 1824 Election.

Who is Henry Clay?

100

This was the year that Jackson got the most votes, but did not win the election.

What was 1824?

100

This state punished Christian missionaries for their work with the Cherokee tribe.

What was Georgia?

100

He pushed for his home state of South Carolina to nullify a tariff, sparking the Nullification Crisis.

Who was John C. Calhoun?

100

Daniel Webster made a treaty in 1842 to settle the border with this country.

What was Britain/Canada?

200

This president became known as the Man Without a Party and had his whole Cabinet quit

Who was John Tyler?

200

Jackson considered this institution to be unconstitutional and harmful.

What was the National Bank?

200

This tribe went on the Trail of Tears, leaving their traditional homelands in the southeastern US.

Who were the Cherokee?

200

The South opposed this type of tariff.

What was a protective tariff?

200

Before leaving office, John Tyler advocated for the annexation of this country that became a state.

What was Texas?

300

This person was Jackson's handpicked successor and was known as the "Little Magician". He was also the first president born as a US citizen and not a British subject.

Who was Martin Van Buren?

300

This was an effort made by Jackson to curb inflation.

What was the specie circular?

300

The Indian Removal Act called for Native American tribes to be moved to an area that became this present-day US state.

What is Oklahoma?

300

The North opposed this type of tariff.

What was a revenue tariff?

300

In 1836, Texas became independent from this country.

What was Mexico?

400
This president gave the longest inaugural address and served the shortest term of any president in US history.

Who was William Henry Harrison?

400

He was the Chief Justice who said Jackson could not move forward with removing the Cherokee. Jackson ignored him.

Who was John Marshall?

400

This type of metal was found in Cherokee lands that led for people to call for their removal.

What was gold?

400

This effort gradually lowered the tariff rates.

What was the Compromise of 1833?

400

He was the British diplomat who helped resolve a border dispute with the US.

Who was Lord Ashburton?

500

He was a Philadelphia banker and the president of the Bank of the United States.

Who was Nicholas Biddle?

500

He was nicknamed "Old Hickory" and fought in the Battle of New Orleans during the War of 1812.

Who was Jackson?

500

He was the missionary who was sentenced to hard labor in Georgia and who took his case to the Supreme Court.

Who was Samuel Worcester?

500

This leader tried to renew the National Bank charter early to boost his chances of being elected president.

Who was Henry Clay?

500

This region was the most dependent on trade with other countries.

What was the South?

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