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Unit 7:

Unit 7: The Age of Jackson

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What is Where party members choose the party’s candidates? Nominating Conventions
What is A period of expanding democracy, its ideas, and influences? Jacksonian Democracy
What party formed to support Andrew Jackson’s candidacy? The Democratic Party
What was The practice of giving government jobs to political backers? The Spoils System
What was the informal group of trusted advisers who sometimes met in the White House kitchen called? The Kitchen Cabinet
What two new political parties faced off in the election of 1828? The Whig and Democratic Party
A tax Congress placed on Imports angering Southerners? The Tariff of Abomination
What Said that since states had formed before the national government, state power should be greater than federal? States Rigths Doctrine
Conflicts between supporters and opponents of nullification was considered the what? Nullification Crisis
Who Argued that the United States was one nation, not a pact among independent states? Daniel Webster
The court decision that the national bank was constitutional? McCulloch V Maryland
What party Favored the idea of a weak president and a strong congress? The Whigs
A severe economic depression? The Panic of 1837
What year did Andrew Jackson become President? 1828
What was the era called where more white males could vote? The Era of The Common Man
What were the two new political parties of the time period? The Democratic Party and Republican Party
What did the Tariff of Abomination do? Helped northern trade but hurt southern imports
How did having no national bank affect the United States? This led to economic challenges and high inflation
What caused the Panic of 1837? Jackson's policies and inflation
What is the principle of nullification? States could nullify a federal law that they felt was unconstitutional.
What does secede mean? to withdraw
What was Jackson's response to the threat of SC secession? Created the FORCE Bill and was angered
How was the Nullification Crisis Resolved? Henry Clay created a compromise that still had tariffs, but also allowed Jacksons FORCE Bill
This policy authorized the removal of Native Americans who lived east of the Mississippi to the West? The Indian Removal Act
U.S. Land in what is now Oklahoma is called what during the 1800s? Indian Territory
Why was the Bureau of Indian Affairs Created? Created to manage Indian removal to western lands
Who created an 86 character language to represent Cherokee syllables? Sequoya
What was the forced Cherokee march Called? Trail of Tears
Why did government official want to relocate Native Americans? Expansion, Farms, Gold, Resoucres
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