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What is Jacksonian Democracy? The idea of spreading political power to all of the people
What are the principles of Jacksonian Democracy? - prioritize common people (white men) - ordinary citizens should run the government instead of wealthy elites - federal government that is limited to power listed in constitution - supports spoils system - oppose national bank
Which Native American groups were primarily affected by the Indian Removal Act of 1830? Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Seminole
What was the Corrupt Bargain? the alleged deal between henry clay and john quincy adams in the election of 1824
Who were the four candidates in the election of 1824 Andrew Jackson, John Quincy Adams, Henry Clay, and William H. Crawford
Who won the election of 1824? John Quincy Adams
Sectionalism when people favor the interests of their area over the interests of the entire country
Who won the election of 1828? Andrew Jackson?
What was the Doctrine of Nullification? An idea of the constitution that allows states to reject (nullify) any law that they think is unconstitutional (doesn't follow the constitution)
How did Andrew Jackson view Native Americans? He viewed them as conquered subjects. That they are people that he has won power over to control and rule them.
What caused sectionalism to grow? Sale of western land (west wanted the low land prices, north did not want their workers to move over there for cheap land, south
What was the Whigs political party? a group that opposed Andrew Jackson and did not want the president to have a lot of power. They al
Why did the election of 1824 end up in the House of Representatives? The Constitution says that the House of Representatives gets to choose the winner if no candidate wins enough electoral votes
How did Andrew Jackson respond to the Supreme Court's decision about the Native Americans? He ignored it and chose to not enforce it.
What was the Tariff of 1828? A law that raised tariffs on imported raw materials and manufactured goods
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