The Age of Jackson
The Rise of Democracy
Political Conflicts & Change
Transcendentalism
Utopian Societies & Abolitionism
100

This term describes Jackson’s rewarding supporters with government jobs.

What is the spoils system?

100

Jackson’s supporters called themselves this political party.

What is the Democratic Party?

100

Henry Clay proposed this economic plan that emphasized tariffs and internal improvements.

What is the American System?

100

This literary and philosophical movement emphasized nature, individuality, and self-reliance.

What is Transcendentalism?

100

These networks of secret routes helped enslaved people escape to freedom.

What is the Underground Railroad?

200

This political crisis centered on South Carolina's refusal to accept a federal tariff.

What is the Nullification Crisis?

200

This candidate won the “Corrupt Bargain” election of 1824.

Who is John Quincy Adams?

200

This group was forcibly marched west in the Trail of Tears.

Who were the Cherokee?

200

He was the leader of the Transcendentalist movement.

Who is Ralph Waldo Emerson?

200

This community practiced complex marriage and communal child-rearing.

What is the Oneida Community?

300

This event in 1837, partially caused by Jackson’s banking policies, led to a major economic downturn.

What is the Panic of 1837?

300

Jackson opposed this idea, believing states—not federal courts—should decide Native American affairs.

What is states’ rights?

300

This Supreme Court case ruled in favor of Cherokee sovereignty.

What is Worcester v. Georgia?

300

This Transcendentalist author wrote Walden.

Who is Henry David Thoreau?

300

This group founded a successful communal society in Indiana before it failed financially.

What is New Harmony?

400

This 1830 law resulted in the forced relocation of Native Americans.

What is the Indian Removal Act?

400

This term describes politicians appealing directly to the everyday voter.

What is popular politics?

400

Vice President who defended nullification and later resigned.

Who is John C. Calhoun?

400

Thoreau practiced this peaceful form of protest by refusing to pay taxes.

What is civil disobedience? 

400

The Grimké sisters were unusual because they were women AND from here.

What is the South (Slaveholding family)?

500

Jackson destroyed this financial institution by removing federal deposits.

What is the Second Bank of the United States?

500

The 1828 election featured this type of political participation increase.

What is mass (popular) voting / universal white male suffrage?

500

This party formed in opposition to Jackson’s policies.

What is the Whig Party?

500

Transcendentalists believed in this inner divine force found in all people.

What is the Oversoul / inner light?

500

He published The Liberator and called for immediate abolition.

Who is William Lloyd Garrison?