Monroe Doctrine & Missouri Compromise
What was the name of a large purchase of land west of the Mississippi River from France ruled by Napoleon Bonneparte?
What kind of family was Andrew Jackson born into in the state of South Carolina?
What is a poor family
What did some people claim Jackson acted like instead of acting like the president
What is acting like a king
What bank was Jackson able to do away with during his presidency?
What is the National Bank
What nickname was given to Jackson by his troops because of his toughness and willingness to share in the discomfort his troops faced?
What is "Old Hickory"
What were the northern and southern states arguing over that led to the Missouri Compromise?
What is slavery
What number President was Andrew Jackson?
7th President of the United States
What was the name of the Act that removed over 50,000 Cherokee Indians from their homeland?
What is the Indian Removal Act (of 1830)
What is the spreading negative misinformation to make your political opponent look bad?
What is mudslinging
What doctrine did president James Monroe make to keep Europeans out of the American colonies?
What is the Monroe Doctrine
When did Andrew Jackson defeat his opponent John Quincy Adams in a landslide?
When is 1828
What terrible tragedy resulted in the deaths of 10,000 Native Americans under Jackson?
What is the "Trail of Tears"
Why was Jackson called "a president for the common man"? A. He owned a plantation and became a rich farmer B. He was born in a log cabin and became a war hero
B. He was born in a log cabin and became a war hero
It is a tax on imports from other countries
What is a tariff
What was the name for the Compromise that prohibited slavery in the northern states but not the southern?
What is the Missouri Compromise
What family crisis did Jackson experience in the beginning of his presidency?
What is the death of his wife
What was it called when Jackson gave high level jobs in the government to his friends and supporters?
What is the "spoils system"
What was found in Cherokee land in Georgia that caused Jackson to incentivize tribes to move westward out of Georgia?
What is gold
This shows events in chronological order
What is a timeline
The only way to enforce the Monroe Doctrine and keep the stronger nations (England, France, Spain) out of the American colonies was to increase the size and strength of the _______________.
What is the military
What was the name of the people that did Jackson claimed to represent?
the "common man"
What bank was Jackson able to do away with during his presidency?
What is the National Bank
What name was given to some close friends that Jackson often got advise from in the off hours?
What is the "Kitchen Cabinet"
What are settlers