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US - Jackson Notes

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What were the names of the four candidates for President in the 1824 Election? Henry Clay William Crawford Andrew Jackson John Quincy Adams
Who won the popular vote in the Election of 1824? Andrew Jackson
Who decided the winner of the 1824 election? House of Representatives
Who was the Speaker of the House of Representatives who threw his support to one of the candidates and was then named Secretary of State? Henry Clay
Who was chosen as President after the 1824 election? John Quincy Adams
What did Andrew Jackson call this deal between Clay and Adams? corrupt bargain
Who were the candidates in the 1828 Election? John Quincy Adams Andrew Jackson
Who were the "common people" who were getting to vote for the first time in most states? Frontier settlers Poor people
Who did the "common people" support in the Election of 1828? Andrew Jackson
Andrew Jackson won the Election of 1828 in a... landslide
Who was Vice-President under Andrew Jackson? John C. Calhoun
Vice-President Calhoun believed that states had a right to... nullify any federal law they disagreed with
Which state legislature declared the 1828 tariff and 1832 tariffs "null and void"? South Carolina
What did President Jackson threaten South Carolina with when the nullified these federal laws? to send troops to the state
How did South Carolina react to President Jackson's threat? they reached a compromise
What were the three reasons why President Jackson hated the Second Bank of the United States? Favored the rich It had too much power and was a threat to the Republic Took power away from the state banks
Who was the Director of the Second Bank of the United States who made the bank an issue in the 1832 election? Nicholas Biddle
Who campaigned against the Second Bank of the United States in the 1832 Election? Andrew Jackson
How did President Jackson "kill" the Second Bank of the United States? He pulled most of the money out of the bank early
What law did Congress pass in 1830? Indian Removal
What two things did the Indian Removal Act do? Authorized the removal of all Indians who lived east of the Mississippi River Established Indian Territory as a new homeland for the tribes
What were the two reasons for the Indian removal policy? Americans wanted the Indians land Americans believed it would protect the Indians from more clashes with settlers
Which two tribes signed treaties under the Indian Removal Act and were removed? Choctaw Chickasaw
Which Indian tribe resisted the Indian Removal Act and were forcibly removed? Creek
Which Indian tribe adopted the "white man's ways" and then sued to keep their lands? Cherokee
Which tribe won their case before the Supreme Court? Cherokee
Who refused to enforce the Supreme Court's decision in favor of the Cherokee and against the United States government? President Jackson
What was the name of the 800-mile forced march of 18,000 Cherokee to Indian Territory? Trail of Tears
How many of the Cherokee died on the forced march from disease, hunger, and bad weather? one-fourth, or 25%
Which was the only tribe to successfully fight against removal and defeat the U.S. Government? Seminole
What did President James Monroe issue in 1823? Monroe Doctrine
What did the Monroe Doctrine declare? The Western Hemisphere, North and South America, were off limits to foreign colonization
What two things did the U.S. government declare about any colonization attempts? We would consider colonization attempts a "hostile act" We would not ignore them.
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