Who's Known for it or Said It?
“Our Federal Union: it must and shall be preserved.”
Kitchen cabinet, President of Common Man,
Spoils System,
King Andrew I
Reelected President in 1832?
Jackson
Oratory, defense of the Constitution and the Union, Union was more than a mere compact between states, the national government was supreme and problems should be solved, “Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and inseparable,” “I go for the Constitution as it is, and for the Union, as it is. It is, Sir, the people’s Constitution, the people’s government, made for the people, made by the people, and answerable to the people.” says NO to nullification
Daniel Webster
State banks selected by the U.S. Department of Treasury to receive surplus Treasury funds in 1833?
pet banks
First president born west of the Appalachian Mt?
Only president to shoot a man in a duel?
Jackson
Which president used the log cabin and hard cider slogan to win?
William Henry Harrison
Tariff of Abominations, nullification theory, wrote pamphlet denouncing the Tariff of Abominations
John Calhoun
spirit of improvement
John Q. Adams,
State-charted financial institutions that operated in the United States in the early 1800s and known for their free lending policies and issue of paper money not backed by silver or gold.
wildcat banks
Elected president in 1840 but died in office
Old Tippecanoe
William Henry Harrison
Met together to decide the election of 1824?
JQ Adams and Henry Clay
BUS, policy of shrinking credit
Nicholas Biddle
condemns tariff saying that Southern planters were slaves of Northern industrialists, “The tariff is unconstitutional and must be repealed.” “The rights of the South have been destroyed.”
Robert Hayne
Name the Democratic-Republican presidents.
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, John Q.Adams
Believed that Indians should not be assimilated or eliminated but they should be removed west?
Elected president by House of Representatives?
John Q. Adams
American System, Missouri Compromise, compromise tariff bill, negotiated the tariff compromise between South Carolina and the federal government
Rep, from Kentucky in the Senate and House
Never became VP or President
Henry Clay
first VP to succeed to the Presidency
John Tyler
Define the National bank’s policy of shrinking credit
A loss of federal government's deposits caused the Bank to shrink in both size and influence.
Negotiated the tariff compromise between South Carolina and the federal government?
Robert Hayne
Elected President in 1836 and inherited economic problems.
Martin Van Buren
political machine, modern campaign style, independent treasury
"Martin Van Ruin"
Martin Van Buren
Argued for the rights of states to nullify law?
Anti-Masonic Party
Introduced the idea of a nominating convention to politics
Opposed the Supreme Court decision regarding the rights of Cherokee Indians to form an independent nation?
Thought that the national bank symbolized eastern wealth and power?
Jackson