Politics
This president won the 1824 election
Who was Andrew Jackson?
What is cloth?
This policy led to widespread resistance from Native nations
What is the Indian Removal Act?
What was 1829-1837?
The direction Native Americans were forced to move to
This idea suggested lowering property qualifications for voting.
What was white male suffrage?
The first major depression of the U.S. Mainly caused by collapse of demand for goods post War of 1812.
What was the Panic of 1819?
Native Americans in Florida were part of this tribe
Andrew Jackson accused Henry Clay and John Quincy Adams of this during the presidential election of 1824
What was the Corrupt Bargain?
This U.S President had a pet parrot named Poll.
Who was Andrew Jackson?
This freed black slave was accused of attempting to enact a major slave revolt and was hung.
Who was Denmark Vesey?
This _____ was chartered in 1816 and served as the central _____ until 1836
What was the Second Bank?
The second Seminole war lasted this many years
What is 7?
Andrew Jackson's nickname/slogan
What is "Old Hickory"
What the average person in the U.S is referred to as.
What is the "common man"
Calhoun refused to run with Jackson again because of this.
What was nullification?
What was the Tariff of 1832?
This year, troops were sent to Illinois to remove Indians
What is 1832?
The sickness that William Henry Harrison died of
What is pneumonia?
The leader of the Suak Tribe.
Who was Blackhawk?
This presidential candidate came in fourth place in the 1824 election
Who was Henry Clay?
As a result of speculative lending, the withdrawal of credit from British banks, and international economics, this event led to mass unemployment, and countless business closures.
What was the Panic of 1837?
This Cherokee leader pursued peaceful resistance through assimilation and legal action
Who was John Ross?
William Henry Harrison and John Tyler's slogan
What is "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too?"
These terms were symbolized by a log cabin and hard cider.
What is a "humble/hard-working" man?