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John Quincy Adams Monroe's secretary of the state chosen by new england
Andrew jackson Former military hero from Tennessee And was chosen to become president
Jacksonian democracy Spreading political Power to all the people
Spoils system Practice of giving government jobs to political Backers job
Sequoia For 12 years a brilliant Cherokee Tried to teach Cherokee to talk on paper like a white person.
Indian removal act Moved Indians even more west.
Indian territory Oklahoma,Kansas ,Nebraska are now Indian territory.
Trails of tears Harsh journey became known as trails of tears for Indians
Osceola Important leader
John c calhoun Early in political career was hailed one of the masters spirits who stamp there name.
Doctrine of nullification The rights to nullify or reject
Webster Hayne debate Hayne defended nullification argued that it gave states lawfull way to protest. Greatest debate in history.
Daniel webster A senator from massachusetts most powerful speaker
Secession Withdraw from the union
Inflation Which is an increase in prises and decrease in value of money
Martin van buren Was elected president in 1836
Panic of 1837 Fear of the new president
Osceola Important leader
John c calhoun Early in political career was hailed one of the masters spirits who stamp there name.
Doctrine of nullification The rights to nullify or reject
Webster Hayne debate Hayne defended nullification argued that it gave states lawfull way to protest. Greatest debate in history.
Daniel webster A senator from massachusetts most powerful speaker
Secession Withdraw from the union
Inflation Which is an increase in prises and decrease in value of money
Martin van buren Was elected president in 1836
Panic of 1837 Fear of the new president
Depression Banks went out of business
Whig A party who opposed royal power.
William henry Was chosen to run for president
John Tyler Was chosen for vice president
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