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TermDefinition
Nullify To legally overturn
Bureaucracy A system of gov. in which specialized tasks are carried out by appointed officials rather than by elected ones
Suffrage The right to vote
Veto To reject a bill and prevent it from becoming a law
Spoils system The practice of handing out gov, jobs to supported, replacing gov. employees with the winning candidate's supporters
"Common Man" The average, working-class citizens, distinct from elites, nobility, or wealthy landowners
States' Rights The idea that states should have all power the Constitution does not give to the federal gov. or forbid to the States.
Democracy A form of gov. that gives power to the people, people use their power by voting for res to look out for their best interest
Relocation To move to another place.
Jacksonian Democracy Time period of increased voting rights for American
Jacksonian Democracy No longer have to own property to vote
Jacksonian Democracy Must be white, male, over 21 to vote
Jackson Vs. Bureaucracy Fires gov. workers that dont support him.
Jackson Vs. Bureaucracy Rewards his campaign supporters with jobs- Spoils sytem
Jackson Vs. The National Bank Thinks the bank is a tool of the wealthy and favors the North.
Jackson Vs. The National Bank Vetoes charter in 1832
Jackson Vs. The National Bank Places federal money in State banks
Jackson Vs. The National Bank Causes Panic of 1837; leads to financial depression
Jackson Vs. Nullification South Carolina doesn't like the Federal Tariff of 1832
Jackson Vs. Nullification South Carolina claims it can Nullify the Tariff
Jackson Vs. Nullification A.J. threatens to send military to collect the tariffs (threatens to hang Vice-Prez John Calhoun.
Jackson Vs. Native Americans Indian Removal Act (1830)
Jackson Vs. Native Americans Indians give up land in southeast for land in west.
Jackson Vs. Native Americans Worcester vs. Georgia (1832) court-case
Jackson Vs. Native Americans Only U.S. gov can remove them, not state
Jackson Vs. Native Americans Cherokee win case, A.J. refuses to enforce law
Jackson Vs. Native Americans 5 civilized tribes ( Choctaw, Cherokee, Chickasaw, Creek, Seminole) forced west to reservations.
Jackson Vs. Native Americans 4,000 die of cold, hunger and disease
Jackson Vs. Native Americans Route; Kansas; Trial of Tears
Jackson Vs. Native Americans 7,000 troops sent to force remove Indians
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