The secretary of treasury who assisted Jackson in transferring funds into various state, or "pet" banks.
Roger Taney
100
A system of dispensing government jobs in return for party loyalty
Spoils System
100
Jackson championed their rights, when advocating universal male suffrage.
The common man
100
This allowed all white males, despite economic dispotition, to hold office and vote.
What is Universal Male Suffrage
100
Cheif proponent of the South Carolina nullification
John C. Calhoun
200
He challenged Jackson in the elcetion of 1824
John Quincy Adams
200
This was caused by Jackson's opposition to a federal Bank of the United States.
Panic of 1837
200
This forced the resettlement of thousands of Native Americans in 1830
Indian Removal Act
200
These replaced caucus', and allowed more people to particpate in the process of voting.
Party nominating convetions.
200
Jackson believed this institution, headed by Nicholas Biddle, to be unconstitutional.
What is the Bank of the United States
300
The wife of one of Jackson's cabinet members, the target of "malicious" gossip by other cabinet wives. Jackson aided her.
Peggy Eaton
300
This raised tax on imports caused disturbances, chiefly in South Carolina, and precipitated the nullification crisis.
Tariff of 1828
300
We see the rise of "these" during the age of jackson. Examples include the Workingmens and Anti-Masonic parties.
Third Parties
300
Allowed voters to choose a state's slate of presidential electors.
What is the Popular election of president.
300
The supreme court ruled that the laws of Georgia had no force within the boundaries of the cherokee territory.
Worcester V. Georgia
400
Jackson's chief political opponent. He supported federal banks and proposed an American system.
Henry Clay
400
A conflict between indian tribes who did not want to migrate west, and a certain state. The indian tribes fought for the right to sue in a federal court.
Cherokee Nation Vs. Georgia
400
Jackson interpreted *this* narrowly and therefore vetoed more bills than the total of all of the presidents before him had vetoed.
What is the power of Congress.
400
This caused campaigns to be organized on a national scale, and was caused by the popular election of presidential electors.
What is the Two party system?
400
This stated that nullification and disunion were treason. Prelude to the Civil War...
Proclamation to the People of South Carolina
500
He championed the cause of Universal Male Suffrage
Who is Andrew Jackson
500
It required that all future purchases of federal lands be made in gold and silver rather than paper banknotes.
Specie Circular
500
During the Jacksonian era, a much larger number ________________ were elected into office.
State and Local officials.
500
This is a term that describes when polititians campaign to appeal to the interests and prejudices of common people. "Politics became a form of local entertainment."
Popular Campaigning
500
How many APUSH students does it take to change a lightbulb?