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10.2
Vocab
Important People
100

what were the two new political parties that faced off in the election of 1828

Democratic and National Republicans

100

What caused the Panic of 1837

Jackson banking policies and Harrison taking office

100

the practices of giving government jobs to political backers

spoil system

100

who was Andrew Jackson vice president in 1828

John C. Calhoun

200

What change did the western states make that allowed more people to vote

Allowed all white people but no black people


200

On what were the economies of the North, South, and West

North= Based on Manufacturing

South= Based on agriculture

West= Based on emerging economy

200

an informal group o trusted advisers who sometimes met in the White House

Kitchen Cabinet

200

Was one of Jackson's strongest allies in his official cabinet

Martin Van Buren

300

Who were the two candidates in the 1828 presidential election

John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson

300

How did the Whig Party win the election of 1840

Because Van Buren didn't have Jackson to back him up and the Whigs all backed Harrison

300

Congress placed a tariff on imports and southerners called it 

Tariff of Abomination

300

Was president from 1829 to 1837

Andrew Jackson

400

How might changes to the voting process brought about by Jacksanian Democracy affect politics in the future

It went from political leaders to political parties picking the candidates.

400

Why did Jackson veto the bill to renew The Second Bank of the United States

Because the struggle of the first Bank and how it affected the U.S.

400

states power should be greater than federal power

states' rights doctrine

400

From Massachusetts

Daniel Webster

500

How did the nominating convention allow the people more say in politics

It allowed the parties to choose the candidates

500

What did the McCulloch v. Maryland ruling do

Showed National Bank was constitutional

500

Conflict between supporters and opponents of Nullification and it was called the

nullification crisis

500

An Army General

William Henry Harrison

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