Jackson Wins the Presidency
Political Conflict and Economic Crisis
Conflict With American Indians
Westward Movement
Settling Oregon Country
100

Visitor from France who observed American culture and wrote 'Democracy in America'

Alexis de Tocqueville

100

Loyalty to one's region over loyalty to the nation as a whole

sectionalism

100

the edge of settlement

frontier

100

Area north of the Ohio River and east of the Mississippi River

The Northwest Territory
100

Fur trappers and guides for those heading west, they roamed the forests, trapping animals and living off the land

mountain men

200

This word means 'the right to vote'

suffrage

200

A tax on imports

tariff

200

The Supreme Court in this case ruled that only the federal government could acquire land from American Indians, not individuals or state governments

Johnson v. M'Intosh (1823)

200

A plan promoted by Henry Clay that included using tariffs to protect industry, a national bank to make loans to promote business, and building roads, canals, and other improvements

American System

200

This hyoung military officer lead expeditions through many areas across the West and helped capture California for the United States during the Mexican-American War

John C. Fremont

300

The concept of rewardinig supporters with jobs in the administration

the spoils system

300

Declaring a law unconsitutional in one's state, refusing to honor it

nullification

300

Passed in 1830 by Congress at Jackson's urging, this law let the government take land from American Indians in exchange for land west of the Mississippi River

the Indian Removal Act
300

In 1807 he launched a steamboat, the Clermont, on the Hudson River

Robert Fulton

300

Name the four countries that claimed Oregon during the early 1800s

United States, Great Britain, Spain, Russia

400

The 'corrupt bargain' in the election of 1824 resulted in who being elected, despite Andrew Jackson having won the most votes?

John Quincy Adams

400

Withdrawing from the country

secession

400

Most of what was called the Indian Territory is in what present-day state?

Oklahoma

400

This road ran from Cumberland, Maryland to the Ohio River at Wheeling, Virginia, and was later extended into Illinois

the National Road

400

Which animal was considered the most valuable in the fur trade?

sea otter

500

Besides soldier and politician, what other profession did Andrew Jackson practice?

lawyer

500

Risky buying in hope of a large profit

speculation

500

During the winter of 1838-1839, the U.S. Army marched more than 15,000 Cherokee westward.  Thousands perished and this became known as:

The Trail of Tears

500

This canal links the Great Lakes t the Mohawk and Hudson Rivers

Erie Canal

500

Families would gather at Independence, Missouri in the early spring, form wagon trains and head off toward Oregon Country on which route?

The Oregon Trail