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Jacksonian Era

TermDefinition
James Monroe 5th President from 1817 - 1825; start of “The Era of Good Feelings”
Simon Bolivar Led independence movements in South America, known as the “Liberator”
Miguel Hidalgo Helped organize Native Americans and free Mexico from Spain
Henry Clay Created the “American System” which planned to build infrastructure
John C. Calhoun Congressmen from SC; opposed tariffs; supported states’ rights
Daniel Webster New England congressman; supported tariffs; against nullification
John Quincy Adams 6th president; Winner of the Corrupt Bargain election of 1824
Andrew Jackson 7th President; largely responsible for the southeast Native American Removal
Martin Van Buren 8th President; One term president experiencing the Panic of 1837
William Henry Harrison 9th President; First Whig president; end of the Jacksonian Era
Sectionalism Devoting interest to your geographic region over the country as a whole
Abomination disgust or hatred (Tariff of Abominations)
Suffrage Right to vote
Charter Official document that allows a person or company to operate
Spoils System Rewarding government jobs to loyal supporters of the party
Jacksonian Democracy Period in 1820s and 30s; belief that common people should vote and hold office; did not like elites
Nullification Action by a state which cancels federal law to which the state objects
Trail of Tears A forced Cherokee journey in winter of 1837-38 to their new land west of the Mississippi River where many died along the way
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