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Age of Jackson

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TermDefinition
presidency job of the president and all it's duties and functions
orphan parents are dead
common like most people not rich or powerful
politics the activities of government ; having to do with government
frontier the area on the edge of a settled region
war of 1812 the last war the Americans fought against the British
log cabin house made of logs
political party group of people who share idea about government and who work to get their members elected
Andrew Jackson the 7th president of the U.S. a general in war of 1812, he signed the Indian Removal Act
Cherokee native american groups forced to leave their home land of Tennessee and who now mostly live in Oklahoma
displace to force people to leave
Indian Removal policy of the U.S. government, that forced Native Americans to move west of the Mississippi River
Jacksonian Democracy movement led by President Andrew Jackson that expanded democracy to the common man
Manifest Destiny the belief that it was the United States' right and destiny to extend its terriroty west of the Pacific Ocean
Trail of Tears the route that the Cherokee, Chicksaw, Choctaw, and Creek migrated to after being forced off of their land
Supreme Court the highest court in the United States
popular well liked by many people
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