Jackson's Rise
This military victory made Andrew Jackson a national hero
The Battle of New Orleans
Jackson's Political Party
The Democrats
This state led the fight against the Tariff of Abominations
South Carolina
This law required Native Americans to move west of the Mississippi River
The Indian Removal Act
Jackson believed this institution gave too much power to the wealthy.
The National Bank
The election of 1824 resulted in the person who received the most votes not winning. The loser nicknamed it the:
Corrupt Bargain
Giving government jobs to supporters is known as this
The spoils system
The idea that a state can ignore a federal law
Nullification
The Native American group most associated with the Trail of Tears
The Cherokee
Jackson used this presidential power to stop the bank's renewal
a veto
Jackson claimed to represent this group of Americans
Jackson's unofficial group of advisors
The Kitchen Cabinet
The crisis caused by South Carolina's challenge to the tariff.
The Nullification Crisis
This Supreme Court case ruled that Georgia could not control Cherokee lands.
What is Worcester v. Georgia
Jackson argued the National Bank mainly benefited this group
wealthy businessmen and bankers
Before 1824 many states required this in order to vote
Owning property
Critics believed jobs should be based on this instead of political loyalty.
merit or qualifications
Jackson threatened to use this to enforce federal law.
The military
Thousands died during this forced migration
The Trail of Tears
Jackson earned this nickname because critics believed he abused presidential power.
King Andrew
The House of Representatives elected this man president in 1824
John Quincy Adams
Many opponents believed Jackson acted too much like one of these.
A king
This compromise ended the Nullification Crisis
a lower tariff
Jackson largely ignored this branch of government's ruling in Worcester v. Georgia.
The Judicial Branch (Supreme Court)
The economic troubles that followed Jackson's presidency are known as this
The Hard Times