Jackson Presidency
The party that Jackson was affiliated with for his entire presidency
What is a Democratic Republican?
A theoretical idea for a perfect society
What is a Utopia?
A movement centered on the emancipation of slaves.
What is Abolitionism?
This politician won the Election of 1824
Who was John Quincy Adams?
The Indian removal act was put in place by this president
Who was Andrew Jackson?
This presidential power was infamously used by Jackson to a wider extent than almost any other president
What is the Veto?
This religious group, led by Ann Lee Stanley, was one of the very first attempted Utopian communities
Who were the Shakers?
What religious movement helped inspire the rise of Abolitionism in the 1830's?
What was the Second Great Awakening
This politician joined forces with rival John Quincy Adams to prevent Andrew Jackson's victory
Who was Henry Clay?
This plan for removing Native Americans was supported by both supporters and enemies of the Natives
What was Resettlement?
Jackson's presidency was considered an end to the era of this type of president, typically those of preestablished status or connection to the founding of the USA
What was Notable President?
This present day state was founded and settled by Mormons
What is Utah?
This slave-turned-prophet incited a slave revolt in Southampton County Virginia.
Who was Nat Turner?
Due to no candidate receiving the absolute majority of electoral votes, this branch of government was mandated to choose the presidential elect
What is The House of Representatives?
This was the year Andrew Jackson formally passed the Indian Removal Act
What was 1830?
This conflict initially made Jackson a household name, through his many staggering victories, paving the way for his Presidential tenure
What was the War of 1812?
This New York-based religious prophet founded the Mormonism Utopian movement
Who was Joseph Smith?
This free black man from Boston published "An Appeal . . . to the Colored Citizens of the World" following racially charged riots
Who was David Walker?
The president from 1820-1824, succeeded by John Quincy Adams.
Who is James Monroe?
This Native American group was well known for having partially integrated and incorporated white European culture and technology into their way of life
What are Cherokees?
This was a plan by Henry Clay and Daniel Webster in 1832 to split Jackson's voter base, which backfired
What was Jackson's Bank Veto?
Standing in contrast to Utopians' preference for the countryside, this movement, fueled by new immigrants in cities, emphasized city and industrial life
What was Urban Popular Culture?
This sect of Abolitionism was based on the teachings of human divinity and equality in Christianity
What was Evangelical Abolitionism?
Henry Clay based his presidential campaign on this core system
What was the American System?
This Native American leader militarily opposed Jackson's removal act until he was defeated in the Wisconsin Territory in the Bad Axe Massacre
Who was Black Hawk?