Elections
1824 election winner
JQA
A private meeting to register their preference for a presidential candidate
Caucus
Bank president
Nicholas Biddle
Highest tariff in history
Tariff of 1828
Ruining each others reputations during an election
Mudslinging
1828 election winner
Andrew Jackson
When delegates from all states choose a party's candidates
Nominating Convention
Court case that ruled the states had no authority to enforce laws
Worcester v. Georgia
When South Carolina declared the new tariffs were illegal
Nullification Act
Shady politics
Corrupt Bargaining
1832 election winner
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay's political party
Whigs
Led the fight for the Seminoles
Chief Osceola
When the president could use military action if a state did not comply
Force Bill
Giving jobs to friends
Spoils System
1838 election winner
Martin Van Buren
Andrew Jackson's political party
Democrats
Took over for Harrison when he kicked the bucket
John Tyler
Relocation of American Indians
Indian Removal Act
Edge of white settlement
Frontier
1840 election winner
William Henry Harrison
The spread of political power to more people
Jacksonian Democracy
The three Favorite Sons of this chapter
Clay, JQA, JAckson
Bank lending depression
Panic of 1837
Right to vote
Suffrage