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native americans voting rules none
secretary of state clay
election decided by.. house of rep.
jackson is from tennessee
adams is from massachusetts
clay is from kentucky
won popular vote for corrupt bargain jackson
economic development unconstitutional
adams party called whigs
jacksons party called democrats
calhoun called _________ unconstitutional tarriff of abomination
south carolina threatens sucsession
daniel opposed __________ nullification
spoils system unqualified men held importaint officesq
only qualified cabinet member martin van buren
public land musst be purchased with.... gold or silver
whigs chose harrison
harrison 'was' a.. simple farmer
john tyler first.... vice president
florida indians who resisted removal act seminoles
tax of forgien goods tariff
president who died soon after taking office harrison
long sorrow filled journey trail of tears
7th president jackson
eouropean migration to north america resulted in native americans excperiencing an entensive loss in land
southern ecomomy was hurt by tariff because the tariff increased price of forgin goods
the the effect of the monroe doctrine was to allow americans to manage their own affairs and stay out of foriegn conflicts
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