Vocabulary
People
Parties
Government
Misc
100

private meeting in which candidates are chosen. This system was seen as undemocratic because only a few powerful people were able to take part in it

Caucus

100

This was a "man of the people" or the "common man"

Andrew Jackson

100

Andrew Jackson led this political party to victory in 1828 and 1832

Democrats

100

The practice of rewarding people who support you but are not qualified for the job

Spoils system

100

True or False:  women and Native Americans were granted the right to vote in the 1820's

False

200

the right to vote

suffrage

200

This person won the election of 1824

John Adams

200

This party formed out of the Federalist party

The Whig party

200

Why did Jackson hate the bank?

He claimed it only favored the wealthy (Northeast)

200

This Native American tribe was forced to move west in the Trail of Tears.

Cherokee

300

1830 US Congress passed this laws which forced many
Native Americans to move west of the Mississippi River (trans-Mississippi)

Indian Removal Act of 1830

300

This person ran against Jackson in 1832.  Was also the Speaker of the House that voted him down back in 1824

Henry Clay.

300

the disappearance of this political party temporarily ended party differences

Federalists

300

How did the Tariff of 1832 affect southern planters?

It forced them to rely on the North for goods.

300

Native American leader who created a written alphabet

Sequoyah

400

a belief promoted by Vice President John C.Calhoun that claimed a state had the right to cancel a federal law that it considered to be unconstitutional

Nullification

400

President of the Bank of the US

Nicholas Biddle

400

Martin Van Buren who ran and won in 1836 was head over this political party

Democrats

400
Henry Clay and this senator devise a plan to apply early for a new bank charter

Daniel Webster

400

President William Henry Harrison's Vice President and soon to be President after Harrison died on pneumonia

John Tyler

500

1828, Congress passed the highest tariff in the nation's
history. Southerners, who were hurt by this tariff, gave this tariff its name because it increased the prices of the European manufactured goods they bought

Tariff of Abominations

500

Secretary of Treasury that put federal money in state banks

Roger Taney

500

William Henry Harrison ran for this political party in the election of 1840.

Whigs

500

This court case declared Georgia's actions unconstitutional and stated that Native Americans were protected by the US Constitution

Worcester vs Georgia

500

Seminole Chief who fought against the US army

Chief Osceola