Economic Growth
Southern leaders defended this institution as essential to their economy
Slavery
This President issued the Monroe Doctrine.
James Monroe
The term used by historians to refer to the movement that Andrew Jackson became the symbol of during the mid-1820s
Jacksonian Democracy
In threatening to secede from the Union, South Carolina was defending its position on whose rights?
States Rights
This 1830 law authorized the relocation of Native Americans west of the Mississippi River.
Indian Removal Act of 1830
The purpose of the American System proposed by Henry Clay was to
build new roads and canals to link Atlantic States to the Midwest
This politician created the American System to strengthen the national economy.
Henry Clay
Even with expanded democracy, this group of people still could not vote
Women (also acceptable, freed African Americans)
This 1820 compromise kept the balance between free and slave states.
Missouri Compromise
This president strongly supported Indian removal despite Supreme Court opposition.
Andrew Jackson
This term describes economic cycles in which rapid growth is followed by a downturn.
Boom and bust cycle
This President won the election of 1824 by a decision in the House of Representatives.
John Quincy Adams
During the 1820s, many states eliminated this requirement in order to expand voting rights.
Property requirement to vote
This 1833 crisis involved South Carolina challenging a federal tariff.
Nullification Crisis
The Cherokee removal that followed the Treaty of New Echota became known as this tragic event.
Trail of Tears
President Jackson believed the Bank of the United States favored ...
wealthy people
John C. Calhoun's role in the Nullification Crisis
He promoted nullification as a response to the tariffs.
The U.S. nationalism idea reflected in John Quincy Adams's foreign policy
Asserting American rights and independence in the Western Hemisphere.
This court case ruled that states could not regulate Native American lands.
Worcester v. Georgia
In Worcester v. Georgia, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of this group.
Cherokee
One effect of the Marshall Court's decision during John Marshall's tenure as Chief Justice
The U.S. became on large integrated market.
The accusation made against John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay after the 1824 election
"corrupt bargain"
The principle the Monroe Doctrine assert as a policy of the United States
The American continents are henceforth not to be considered as subjects for future colonization by European powers
The effect President Jackson had on the National Bank that favored States Banks
He removed all federal funds from the bank and redistributed them to state banks.
This treaty led to the forced removal of the Cherokee despite protests.
Treaty of New Echota