Andrew Jackson Presidency
Who was Henry Clay.
The person who interviewed run away slaves as they passed through Philadelphia and published the records, The Underground Railroad Records, in 1872
Who was Willian Still.
The action Adams chose to do over "running" for re-election in 1824.
What was "stood".
The new concept of self and society used as inspiration for Unitarian ministers.
What was European romanticism.
The nickname given to this election.
After vetoed, these were redistributed to the states and contributed to financial instability.
What were the funds of the 2nd Bank of U.S.
The informal agreement of 1836 where talks of slavery would be tabled in the House of Representatives.
What was the gag rule.
Without these being implemented and enforced by Adams in America, America's industrial development as well as markets would have been overrun by British goods.
What were tariffs.
This individual conformed with Emerson's ideas, contributing with the creation of the transcendental conversation group in Boston 1839, and working as a literary critic for the New York Tribune.
Who was Margaret Fuller.
The Amendment stating that in the case of no majority vote during an election, the House of Representatives would chose the next president.
What was the 12th Amendment.
The state that was in favor of nullifying tariffs during the Nullification Crisis.
What was South Carolina.
The omen that Nat Turner, after many years with vision and support from his religious beliefs, took to revolt in August 1831.
What is an eclipes.
The individual that condemned Adams for his usage of the American System on his death bed.
Who was Thomas Jefferson.
In 1826, this movement, modeled after the public forum of the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, was put into action and became a key cultural institution in the North and Midwest.
What was the lyceum movement.
Out of the beginning 5 candidates for the election, this man dropped out in support of Andrew Jackson.
Who was John C. Calhoun.
The major women advocates against Jackson's Native American Removal Act of 1830
Who were Cathrine Beecher and Lydia Sigourny
These men published the first African American newspaper, Freedom's Journal, in 1827.
Who were John Russwurm and Samual D. Cornish.
The name given to a powerful and potentially oppressive national administration which James Madison and Martin Van Buren used.
What was a Consolidated Government.
After the death of his brother, this individual took the idea's Emerson conveyed into depressing and sad literature most notably, Walden, or Like in the Woods.
Who was Henry David Thoreau.
The candidate that won the highest percent in popular vote.
Who was Andrew Jackson.
The court case Judge Taney, appointed by Jackson, directly ruled against Marshall's previous ruling of the contract clauses in the Dartmouth v. Woodward case.
What was the Charles River Bridge Co. v. Warren Bridge Co. (1837).
Founder of the Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society in 1833.
Who was Lucretia Mott.
The Georgian governor who attacked Adams for renegotiating treaty terms with the Creeks.
Who was George M. Troup.
The amount of states Emerson preached transcendentalism to.
What was 20 states.
This percent of voters represents the number of people who actually voted during this election.
What was 27 percent.