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Ch. 12 vocab kk

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John Q. Adams Monroe's secretary of state and President of the U.S.
Andrew Jackson Military hero from Tennessee who became President.
Jacksonian democracy The idea of spreading political power to all the people and ensuring majority rule.
Spoils System giving government jobs to political backers
Sequoya A brillian Cherokee who for 12 years tried to teach the Cherokee to "talk on paper".
Indian Removal Act In 1830 Congress negotiated treaty that would require Native Americans to relocate west.
Indian territory Area where Native Americans were moved /Oklahoma, parts of Kansas and Nebraska
Trail of Tears The harsh journey of the Cherokee from their homeland to Indian territory(Indian removal)
Osceda Led Native American resistance to Indian removal-Used surprise attacks to defeat U.S. in many battles.
Jphn C. Calhoun Elected to U.S. Congress at 28, supported strong central gov't. and hero to nations young. He was against Sectionalism
Tariff of Abominations Name given by those who opposed tariffs on raw materials and manufactured goods. South felt threatened by Northeast. Impacted cotton business.
Doctrine of Nullification A state has the right to nullify or reject a federal law that it considers unconstitutional.
Webster-Hayne Debate Debate over the Doctrine of Nullification.
Daniel Webster Senator from Massachussetts and most powerful speaker who opposed nullification.
Secession South Carolina's leaders threatened withdrawal from the union if gov't tried to collect tariffs.
Inflation increase in prices and decrease in value of money
Martin Van Buren President in 1836
Panic of 1837 Widespread fear about state of economy
Depression Severe economic slump
Whig Party Opposed concentration of power in chief executive.
William Henry Harrison Ohio native chosen by Whigs to run for president.
John Tyler Of Virginia, chosen by Whigs to run for Vice-President.
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