Elections
Vocabulary
Nullification Crisis
The Trail of Tears
Andrew Jackson's Presidency
100
He won his first and only term in 1824.
John Quincy Adams
100
To come to an agreement over an issue.
Compromise
100
This part of the country favored low tariffs.
The South
100
"___________ has made his decision, now let him enforce it!"
John Marshall
100
Andrew Jackson's nickname
"Old Hickory"
200
The supposed deal between John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay.
The "Corrupt Bargain."
200
To leave or separate from a larger country.
Secede
200
This part of the country had most of the agricultural profits.
The South
200
The Cherokee and other tribes removed from the Southeast were settled in Indian Territory, which is now ________________
Oklahoma / the state of Oklahoma
200
Jackson was shown in a political cartoon dressed as this to make fun of how he used the presidency.
As a king.
300
This increased between the election of 1824 and 1828.
Voter participation
300
Exchanging money for political favors.
Corruption
300
This is what South Carolina called the Tariff of 1828.
The Tariff of Abominations
300
The Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Seminole, and Creek were referred to as these.
The Five Civilized Tribes.
300
Jackson's process of giving government jobs to his friends.
The spoils system.
400
The Speaker of the House of Representatives in 1824.
Henry Clay
400
The right to rule one's own people and territory
Sovereignty
400
This is how Jackson responded to South Carolina's threat.
Compromise / The Compromise of 1833.
400
This Supreme Court case affirmed the right of the Cherokees to their Land
Worcester v. Georgia
400
Jackson opposed this because he felt it favored the wealthy.
The Second Bank of the United States / The U.S. Bank
500
This qualification for voting was removed between 1824 and 1828.
Land / Property
500
To cancel or stop something.
Annul, or nullification
500
This part of the country favored high tariffs.
The North.
500
The Cherokee were forced to march ______ across the ________ River.
west....Mississippi
500
Andrew Jackson believed in this French word that means when government leaves business alone.
Laissez-faire