The Taney Court
Appointed by Andrew Jackson, this Chief Justice led the Supreme Court for nearly three decades following John Marshall’s tenure.
Who is Roger B. Taney?
Indians marched 1200 miles to Indian territory
What is the Trail of Tears?
This president successfully prevented the Second National Bank recharter.
Who is Andrew Jackson?
Black people fled to this country after violent attacks in Cincinnati after trying to seek equality with whites.
What is Canada?
The American Anti-Slavery Society turned to this method to spread their message.
What is mass communication/steam-powered printing press
This case allowed the a bank in Kentucky to issue currency
This stated that the Cherokees would resettle in Indian territory
What was the Treaty of New Echota?
These were Andrew Jackson's main supporters for the veto
Who were Eastern workers and Western farmers?
This is the author of a pamphlet which retaliated the white people's attacks and warned of future slave revolt.
Who is David Walker?
This network consisted of whites and freed blacks to help assist fugatives.
This case allowed New York to inspect the health of arriving immigrants.
What is Mayor of New York vs. Miln?
Many mixed Cherokee members used this methods escape the removal
What is assimilation?
This treasurer transferred the federal governments gold and silver to various state banks.
Who is Roger B. Taney?
Walker called for a national convention in 1830 in this city.
What is Philadelphia?
This law allowed slave owners to hire slave catchers to seize runaway slaves and return them.
What is the Fugitive Slave Law?
In the 1837 Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge case, the Taney Court ruled in favor of competition and against monopolies, favoring this principle over corporate interests.
What is states' rights or economic democracy?
The Indian removal act made this state Indian territory.
What is Oklahoma?
These politicians propsed the bank recharter.
Who were Henry Clay, Nicholas Biddle, Daniel Webster?
This slave staged a huge revolt after David Walker's Pamphlet.
Who is Nat Turner?
These were the main supporters of the American Anti-Slavery Society's petitions for the congress.
Who were deeply religious farmers and small town proprietors?
In Briscoe v. Bank of Kentucky (1837), the Taney Court upheld the right of states to issue banknotes, shifting away from the more restrictive rulings of this previous Chief Justice.
Who is John Marshall?
This mixed Cherokee owned slaves and multiple trading ports.
Who is James Vami?
This person said the bank was trying to kill them.
Who is Andrew Jackson?
These two key figures founded the American Anti-Slavery Society.
Who is Garrison and Theodore Weld?
The American Anti-Slavery Society's petitons contained these demands.
What was the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia, an end to the interstate slave trade, and aban on admission of new slave states.