Elections
Political party that favored state's rights and a limited federal government.
Known as the "People's President," he was expected to improve access to the government for the "common man."
Andrew Jackson
Native American tribes were forced to sign treaties and move West in accordance with the ___________________.
The Indian Removal Act?
Resulted from the death of the National Bank
The Panic of 1837 (Economic Depression)
Under Jackson's Presidency, suffrage was expanded to ______________.
All White men
Political party that wanted a federal government, supported internal improvements, and the Bank of the United States
The National Republicans
The vote for President in the 1824 Election came down to two candidates: Andrew Jackson and _________________.
John Quincy Adams
The Cherokee's forced journey West became known as the ______________
The Trail of Tears
Andrew Jackson killed the Bank of the United States by________________
Withdrawing of all government deposits from the Bank and placing the funds in smaller state banks
Due to the Tariff of Abominations, some Southern states wanted to break away or ___________ from the U.S.
Secede
Selected the President for the 1824 Presidential election
The House of Representatives
Speaker of the House who swayed the vote to John Q. Adams in the Presidential Election of 1824
Henry Clay
Native Americans were relocated to ___________
Present-day Oklahoma
Jackson disliked the Bank of the US because______________
He believed the bank was unconstitutional and mainly benefited the wealthy rather than the "common man."
Henry Clay, as Speaker of the House, persuaded the House of Representatives to elect John Quincy Adams as the President. In return, Adams named Clay secretary of state. This deal became known as the _____________.
The "corrupt bargain"
William H. Crawford
Henry Clay
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
The Four candidates of the 1824 election
Andrew Jackson's Vice President, _____________________, disliked the tariff of 1828. He claimed that state governments should be able to nullify the tariff.
John C. Calhoun
Chief Justice John Marshall ruled that the state of Georgia did not have any legal authority to enforce state laws over Native American tribal lands. Therefore, the state government could not force the Cherokee off of their land.
This ruling was decided in the Supreme Court Case known as _____________
Worcester v. Georgia
President Jackson fired many federal workers and replaced them with his supporters. This practice is known as __________
The Spoils System
The Presidential Election of 1828 was different from previous elections because it established modern _______________ as we know it today.
Campaigning
In response to Chief Justice John Marshall's ruling in regards to the Cherokee, Andrew Jackson responded _______________________
"John Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it."
Translation: I'm not going to enforce that decision.
The government would no longer be controlled by the wealthy elite
Rule by the Elite to Rule by the People
This idea is known as__________
Jacksonian Democracy