Jackson
A closed meeting of party members for the purpose of choosing a candidate.
Caucus
The appointment of Henry Clay as secretary of state after he gave his support to Adams in the Election of 1824 was also known as:
The corrupt bargain
Battle during the war of 1812 that made Jackson Famous
Battle of New Orleans
This bill allowed Jackson to use federal troops to enforce laws in South Carolina
Force Bill
This party provided the largest opposition to Jacksonian democrats.
Whig Party
Why was Jackson popular enough to run for the presidency in 1824.
He was a war hero.
What voting requirement was removed after 1824 which expanding voting from 30 to 80 percent.
Property ownership requirement
Act that sought to peacefully negotiate the exchange of Tribal lands in the South for those located in Indian Territory
Indian Removal Act
A law passed in 1828 that significantly increased taxes on imported goods, primarily benefiting Northern manufacturers while harming Southern farmers who relied on selling their crops overseas.
Tariff of Abominations
Jacksons lack of support for the National bank resulted in this term, which hurt the very people he had vowed to help
Inflation
The discovery of this on Cherokee lands prompted the start of relocation policies during the Age of Jackson.
Gold
Campaign manager for Jackson during the election of 1828
Martin Van Buren
What was Jacksons greatest appeal to voters during the election of 1828
The decision to stop taking paper money to pay for the purchase of federal lands. Led to the following crisis.
Panic of 1837
Vice president of the United States who championed nullification.
John C. Calhoun
A movement in the 1820's where Andrew Jackson became the symbol of American politics.
Jacksonian Democracy
House of Representatives
The forced removal of 16000 Cherokee, (4000 died) from their land to the Oklahoma territory is known as:
The Trail of Tears
The act of a state invalidating a federal law or judicial decision that it deems unconstitutional. The state can declare the law void and unenforceable within its borders.
Nullification
How did Jackson feel about the Second Bank of the United States.
Opposed it
Political jobs that are used as a reward for party loyalty.
Spoils System
Shift in politics that involved how states elected there choice for president in 1824
Utilization of the popular vote.
1832 court case that ruled a states acquisition of tribal lands by dissolving the tribal governments as unconstitutional
Worcester v Georgia
Nationalists that wanted a strong federal government with broad interpretation of the Constitution.
Whigs
The phrase Tippecanoe and Tyler too referred to which candidates in the 1840 Election
William Henry Harrison and John Tyler