Corrupt Bargain
Even though Jackson won the most popular votes in 1824, he lost the presidency to this man.
John Quincy Adams
This is the practice of giving government jobs to political supporters and friends.
Spoils System
This 1830 law authorized the forced relocation of Native Americans to land west of the Mississippi River.
Indian Removal Act
Jackson hated the National Bank because he felt it only benefited this group of people.
Wealthy People
This is Andrew Jackson’s tough-as-wood nickname.
Old Hickory
Because no candidate won a majority of electoral votes, this group had to choose the president.
House of Representatives
Jackson did this to government workers he didn't like.
Fire Them
This was the name of the forced 800-mile march of the Cherokee, where thousands died from cold and hunger.
Trail of Tears
To kill the bank, Jackson used what presidential power to reject the bill?
Veto
Jackson is the face found on this U.S. dollar bill.
$20 bill
This Speaker of the House allegedly convinced Congress to vote for Adams in exchange for a cabinet job.
Henry Clay
Jackson holds the record for using this power to "kill" more bills than all the presidents before him combined.
Veto
Native American tribes tried to fight removal by taking their case to what famous court?
Supreme Court
Spread it out across smaller banks
Before becoming President, Jackson became a national hero at this 1815 battle.
Battle of New Orleans
After the election, Henry Clay was appointed to this high-ranking position, often seen as a stepping stone to the presidency.
Speaker of the House
In the case Worcester v. Georgia, the Supreme Court ruled that Georgia had no right to remove the Cherokee. Did Jackson listen to the court?
No
Jackson was the first President to belong to this modern-day political party.
Democratic Party
Jackson’s supporters used this two-word phrase to describe the "cheating" they believed occurred in the 1824 election.
Corrupt Bargain
The Trail of Tears is a dark point in American history, TRUE OR FALSE?
True
Jackson was famous for participating in these—one-on-one "fights of honor" using pistols.
Duels