Section 1
Even though voting rights grew in the early 1800s these groups of people could still not vote.
Women or blacks
Because this region depended on manufacturing, it supported high tariffs on imported goods.
The North
An Indian chief who decided to fight instead of leave Illinois
Black Hawk
This region’s economy was based on farming, especially of cash crops like tobacco and cotton.
The South
Though the economic policies adopted by President Jackson before the Panic of 1837 did not fix the country’s economic problems, it did help
Lower the national debt
Jackson’s campaign in the 1828 election depended on his image of this.
War hero
Describes the frontier West in the early 1800s
Emerging economy, lacked services such as roads and water
U.S. land in what is now Oklahoma that was once part of the Louisiana Purchase
Indian Territory
The cased that ruled that the national bank was constitutional
McCulloch v. Maryland
A hero from the Battle of Tippecanoe, this man won the presidential election of 1840.
William Henry Harrison
In the presidential election of 1828, Adams ran as a National Republican while Jackson ran as this.
Democrat
President Jackson was strongly against this organization and vetoed its renewal.
The Second Bank of the United States.
A group that managed federal policy toward American Indians
Bureau of Indian Affairs
John C. Calhoun left the vice presidential office as a result of this historical event.
Nullification Crisis
Northerners supported tariffs in the early 1800s because tariffs helped them compete with
British Manufacturers
Jackson’s group of advisors was known as this because of the room in which they met.
Kitchen Cabinets
Although this man won the presidential election of 1836, he became unpopular as a result of the Panic of 1837 that Jackson caused.
Martin Van Buren
This forced Indians living east of the Mississippi River to move to the West
Indian Removal Act
Which group of natives did Osceola lead against U.S. troops
Seminole
Southerners were against this act of Congress because it led to very high prices for imported manufactured goods.
Tarriiff of abominations
Historians refer to the growth of voting rights that took place in the early 1800s as this
Jacksonian Democracy
This policy favors the power of the states over the power of the federal government
State's Rights Doctrine
The case in which the Supreme Court ruled that the laws of Georgia did not apply to the Cherokee nation
Worcester V. Georgia
The name for the Cherokee’s 800-mile march from Georgia to Indian territory
Trail of Tears
The practice of rewarding loyal supporters with government jobs
The Spoils system