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Jackson & Westward

Questions about Chapter 9 & 10

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this was Jackson’s practice of giving jobs to his supporters spoils system
. this man proposed the idea of “nullification” and almost got killed by Jackson – also his VP “Skeletor” John C. Calhoun
the expansion of voting rights during the 1820s-1830s Jacksonian Democracy
Jackson’s informal group of advisers kitchen cabinet
Southerners firmly opposed this tax on imports Tariff of Abominations
Led by Brigham Young to a new home in Utah Mormons
argument that the federal government is not supreme states rights doctrine
Cherokee case that Jackson ignored; “let him enforce it.” Worcester v. Georgia
2000 miles to Willamette Valley across Plains, over Rockies Oregon Trail
American empresario who starts colony in Texas Stephen Austin
Do you “remember” this mission where a battle was fought? Alamo
This battle established the independence of Texas San Jacinto
m. This happened as South Carolina threatened to disobey federal law – Jackson took a stand against it nullification crisis
this decision of Congress would lead to the Trail of Tears Indian Removal Act
he made a written language for the Cherokee Sequoya
elected on a stand of expansion – adds much land to U.S. James K. Polk
result of Mexican-American War – adds California (+) to U.S Treaty of Guadelupe Hidalgo
Cherokee nation’s tragic journey to west of Mississippi Trail of Tears
Belief that it was America’s fate to stretch from sea to sea Manifest Destiny
Rallying cry in conflict over Oregon Country with Britain "Fifty-four forty or fight!"
Stranded in Sierra on the way to California – ooops! Donner Party
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