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Ch 11 Glencoe

Ch 11 The Jackson Era Sec. 1-3

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The Jeffersonian Republicans were the only political party from 1816-1824.
Jeffersonian Republicans political party had differences among themselves.
majority more than one half
plurality largest single share
12th Ammendment states that the House of Representatives selects the president, when no candidate receives the majority of electoral votes.
mudslinging an attempt to ruin someone's reputation with insults
The National Republicans wanted a strong central government to build roads, banks, and shape the nations economy.
Andrew Jackson's nickname was "Old Hickory"
landslide an overwhelming victory
Andrew Jackson was a patriot, a self made man, and a war hero.
suffrage the right to vote
bureacracy a system in which nonelected officials carry out laws
caucus system where major political parties were chosen by committees made up of Congress.
tariff a fee paid by merchants that imported goods
nullify to cancel
secede to break away from the united states or a union
Five Civilized Tribes Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, Chickasaw, and Choctaw
Indian Removal Act federal government paid Native Americans to move west
Indian Territory congress created land in present day Oklahoma for Native Americans
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