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CA Chapter 12

from creating america book

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New England's choice for president in the fiercely debated race of 1824, he became the 6th president of the US John Quincy Adams
a military hero, candidate in the 1824 presidential election. and winner of the 1828 presidential election Andrew Jackson
The idea of spreading political power to all the people, thereby ensuring majority rule Jacksonian Democracy
the practice of giving government jobs to political backers or supporters of elected public officials spoils system
Cherokee who invented a writing system, hoping that literacy would help the Cherokee people keep their independance Sequoya
an 1830 act that gave the government the power to negotiate treaties to force native americans to relocate west Indian Removal Act
the 1838-1839 deadly journey of the Cherokee people from their homeland to indian territory Trail of Tears
Sauk and Fox war leader Black Hawk
led the Seminoles in their fight against removal Osceola
a tax on imported goods tariff
an increase in the price of goods and services and the decrease in the value of money inflation
an economic slump depression
a political party organized in 1834 to oppose the policies of Jackson Whig Party
the placing of the interest of one's own region ahead of the Nation as a whole sectionalism
VP to andrew jackson and elected president in 1836. He inherited Jackson's puffed-up prosperity Martin Van Buren
a Massachusetts senator who spoke about states' rights Daniel WEbster
a time when economic fears prompted people to demand that banks exchange their paper money for gold and silver Panic of 1837
a bank in Philidelphia that Jackson considered unconstitutional second national bank
The state that threatened to secede from the Union South Carolina
most of these people felt no choice but to exchange their land for land in the west Native Americans
countries view of Jackson they liked his humble background and war hero reputation. they also like his approach toward helping the common man
Issues facing Jackson the status of native americans, the rights of states, and the role of banks in the US
they were changed when the Jacksonian Democracy happene, and spread political power to ALL the people voting restrictions
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