What is The belief that national interests should be placed ahead of regional concerns.
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What is the Bank of the United States?
What is the countries national bank
100
When people get elected, they share the power with who they want.
What is the "Spoil System"
200
Jackson used this as his weapon.
What is a veto
200
Who created this policy?
Who is Andrew Jackson?
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What challenged the promotion of Nationalism during the Missouri Compromise?
What is Slavery?
200
What are the three parts to the American System?
What is The bank of the United states, Protective tariff and internal improvements on transportation,
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What are interchangeable parts?
What are parts that are the same.
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What Political Part did Jackson found?
What is the Democratic party.
300
Why didn't the Cherokee want to leave?
They thought that they had a right to stay because they had a treaty that said they had the right to their land and that they didn't want to become intruders to any other tribe they might meet if they would leave their home.
300
How did the Gibbons v. Ogden case promote Nationalism?
It caused nationalism to exert a strong influence on the legal system.
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What is a protective tariff?
What is a tax on imported goods
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What did the cotton gin do?
What is separating seeds from fibers in order to make cloth.
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How did the election of Amdrew Jackson effect checks and balances?
What is he made the role of the President more Important than the other branches.
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Who was against this policy?
What is Congress
400
How did the Adam-Onis treaty Promote Nationalism?
Spain ceded Florida to the United States in this treaty and gave up its claims to the Oregon Territory.
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What are some of the internal improvements on transportation?
What are roads, canals, bridges, steamboats and railroads.
400
What states were brought into the country because of the Missouri Compromise?
What is Maine and Missouri.
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Why were the members of congress reluctant to challenge the president?
What is because if they weakened the president, they would weaken themselves too.
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Why couldn't congress go against this policy?
They couldn't go against it because if they did they would be going against the president which might weaken their power.
500
How did the Monroe Doctrine promote Nationalism?
What is helping expand U.S territory.
500
Who created the American Policy?
Who is Henry Clay
500
The belief that national interests should be placed ahead of regional concerns.