Jackson and the National Bank
This was the part of the Constitution Congress used to create the National Bank.
What is the Elastic Clause?
This was a major improvement on river travel.
What is the steamboat?
What is gold?
This was a major impact of the factory system on Northern populations.
What is urbanization?
This was South Carolina's official declaration that it wouldn't enforce the Tariffs of 1828 and 1832.
What is the Ordinance of Nullification?
This was the Supreme Court case that ruled that the National Bank was Constitutional.
What is McCulloch v. Maryland?
These were two inventions of Eli Whitney.
What are the cotton gin and interchangeable parts?
This was a major economic reason Jackson and his supporters want to remove indigenous Americans.
What is good farm land?
Steamboats, canals, telegraphs, and railroads made it faster for people and information to travel, leading to this major change in information.
What is news spread more quickly?
He was the South Carolinian and Jackson's Vice President who supported nullification.
Who is John C. Calhoun?
Jackson believed this was a way businesses benefited unfairly from the National Bank.
What is taking out loans?
This was a major revolution in how goods were made developed in America by Samuel Slater and Frank Cabot Lowell.
What is the factory system?
This was the forced removal of the Cherokee to Oklahoma.
What is the Trail of Tears?
This was a major impact urbanization on the relationship between the North and West.
What is that the North sold its manufactured goods to the West in exchange for food crops?
This was the agreement that ended the Nullification Crisis.
What is that the tariffs would decrease over 10 years and South Carolina wouldn't secede?
Jackson was able to destroy the National Bank using these TWO methods.
What is vetoing the charter and removing all of the money from the Bank?
This invention was a major change in textile production.
What is the spinning jenny?
These were TWO reasons up to 1/4 of the Cherokee died when the US government forced them to Oklahoma.
What are not enough food, being forced to march in the winter, diseases, and being forced to leave most of their supplies?
This was a major impact of improvements on transportation for businesses and consumers.
What is that prices of goods decreased and the availability of goods increased?
This was Jackson's response to the Nullification Crisis.
What is signing the Force Bill and threatening to use military force in South Carolina?
This was the major reason Henry Clay criticized Jackson for destroying the National Bank.
What is that Jackson was overusing his veto power?
This was one of the first major improvements to transportation in the US, which was supported by Henry Clay and the state of New York.
What are canals?
Worcester v. Georgia's ruled ___________, and Andrew Jackson _____________.
What are that states cannot make laws for indigenous land, and Jackson ignored the ruling?
This was a major impact of the cotton gin on the Southern economy.
What is that slavery became more profitable and increased, and the South didn't industrialize as much because it made a lot of money growing cotton?
This was the constitutional issue that led to the Nullification Crisis.
What is whether states can nullify laws or federal laws must be obeyed?