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Ch. 11 Vocab Link

Chapter 11 Vocabulary for Mrs. Link's class

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John Quincy Adams Monroe's secretary of state
Andrew Jackson a former military hero from Tennessee
Jacksonian democracy the idea of spreading political power to all the people and ensuring majority rule
spoils system the practice of giving government jobs to political bankers
Sequoya a brilliant Cherokee who tried to teach the Cherokees to speak like the white men
Indian Removal Act called for the government to negotiate treaties that would require Native Americans to relocate west
Indian Territory area that covered what is now parts of Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska
Trail of Tears the harsh journey of the Cherokee from their home land to the Indian territory
Osceola one of the most important leaders in the Native American resistance war
John C. Calhoun "one of the master spirits who stamp their name upon the age in which they live"
Tariff of Abominations a tax on raw materials and manufactured goods that outraged the Southerners greatly
doctrine of nullification a state had the right to nullify a federal law that is considers unconstitutional
Webster-Hayne debate great debate over the doctrine of nullification. Hayne defended nullification
Daniel Webster a senator from Massachusetts
secession withdrawal from the Union
Popular U.S. History sets

 

 



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