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Age of Jackson

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Who could vote by the end of the Age of Jackson? White men over 21
What was Henry Clay's most important role in the election of 1824? Speaker of the House
Why were voters inspired to support the Democratic Party in the election of 1828? political campaigns that appealed to ordinary people's concerns.
What is the main reason that Andrew Jackson won the presidency? Men who didn't own property were allowed to vote.
Westerners tended to agree with southerners over what issue? nullification
Nullification is the idea that a state________________________. can cancel a federal law.
What is the main reason that President Jackson wanted the Second Bank of the United States abolished? was too powerful and was unconstitutional.
What were “pet banks”? state banks into which federal money was deposited
What happened as a result of bank closures and the Panic of 1837? The nation suffered a significant depression.
practice of rewarding supporters with government jobs spoils system
the ability to cancel nullification
loyalty to a state or region of the country rather than to the whole country sectionalism
the right to vote suffrage
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