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Jacksonera

Jacksonian Era

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The political party that developed in opposition to Andrew Jackson The Whig Party
The political party of Jackson's followers The Democrat Party
Man who was elected president as part of the "Log Cabin Campaign" William Henry Harrison
The bill that passed the highest tax ever on imports The Tariff of Abominations
The man who became president when William Henry Harrison died John Tyler
Group of informal advisers to Jackson Kitchen Cabinet
President who ordered the final round up of the Cherokees and their forced deportation to reservations in Oklahoma Martin Van Buren
The Supreme Court decision that said the Cherokee had the right to their own nation and laws Worcester v. Georgia
Man who developed a Cherokee alphabet Sequoya
Man who led Seminole uprising in Florida Osceola
South Carolina's opposition to the tariff of 1828 provoked this controversy Nullification Crisis
Principle that a president can appoint his political supporters to government job Spoils System
Man who led South Carolina's fight against the tariff John C. Calhoun
Wing of the Democratic party that fought for equal rights for Loco Focos
Law that gave the president the authority to use the military to collect import duties. Force Bill
Massachusetts Senator who spoke eloquently in Congress against the principle of nullification Daniel Webster
Frenchman who toured America and wrote his impressions of Democracy in America Alexis de Tocqueville
Supreme Court decision that allowed states to limit contracts granting monopolies Charles River v. Warren Bridge
As Jackson's Secretary of the Treasury, he withdrew federal money from the Bank of the US and was later appointed Chief Justice Roger B. Taney
Jackson vetoed this because he felt the Constitution did not allow the federal government to pay for state internal improvements Maysville Road Bill
Settled Maine's border with Canada Webster-Ashburton Treaty
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