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What scandal helped Adams defeat Jackson in 1824? Corrupt Bargain
Who appealed to the common man to win the 1828 election? Andrew Jackson
What event marked Jackson’s support from ordinary citizens? Public inauguration
What system gave government jobs to loyal supporters? Spoils System
What method did Jackson use to expand presidential power? Vetoes
What was the purpose of the Spoils System? Reward supporters
How did Jackson expand democracy during his presidency? More white men could vote
What caused the Panic of 1837? Bank failures, inflation
What party formed in opposition to Jackson? Whigs
Who led the effort to pass the Compromise Tariff of 1833? Henry Clay
What economic institution did Jackson oppose and dismantle? National Bank
What type of banks did Jackson create to replace the national bank? Pet Banks
What crisis challenged federal authority in South Carolina? Nullification Crisis
Why did the Whig Party form? Oppose Jackson’s power
What policy forced Native tribes to relocate west? Indian Removal Act
What was the forced Cherokee migration called? Trail of Tears
What Supreme Court case supported Cherokee sovereignty? Worcester v. Georgia
What tribe fought back against removal in Florida? Seminoles
What tribes were relocated under the Indian Removal Act? Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, Seminole
What was Jackson’s response to the Worcester v. Georgia ruling? Ignored decision
Why were Native tribes removed from their lands? Land for settlers
What term justified U.S. expansion westward? Manifest Destiny
What trail was commonly used to travel west? Oregon Trail
What government policy encouraged westward expansion? Homestead Act
What hardships did settlers face on the Oregon Trail? Disease, weather
Why did settlers want to move to Oregon Country? Fertile land
What challenges did settlers face crossing the Rockies? Harsh terrain
What battle was a major defeat for the Texans? Battle of the Alamo
What event prompted the U.S. to go to war with Mexico? Annexation of Texas
What was the cause of the Mexican-American War? Border disputes
What motivated Mormon migration to Utah? Religious freedom
What economic impact did the Gold Rush have on California? Rapid growth
What discovery led to mass migration to California? Gold
What city grew rapidly because of the Gold Rush? San Francisco
What territory was acquired from Mexico after the Mexican-American War? California, New Mexico, Arizona
What purchase secured land for a railroad route? Gadsden Purchase
What area became the Mormon settlement? Salt Lake Valley
Important leader of the Seminoles who resisted settler expansion through guerrilla warfare Osceola
Important leader of the Sauk and Fox who resisted removal from Illinois and fought against U.S. forces Black Hawk
Important leader of the Cherokee who petitioned against removal through legal action and peaceful protests John Ross
Important leader of the Nez Perce who attempted a peaceful retreat instead of fighting the U.S. military Chief Joseph
Important leader of the Lakota Sioux who fiercely resisted westward expansion and fought U.S. forces Sitting Bull
Important leader of the Apache who used violent raids and guerrilla tactics to resist U.S. and Mexican control Geronimo
Where did the Trail of Tears begin? Southeast US
Where did the Trail of Tears end? Oklahoma
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