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Era Of Good Feelings

Unit 2 - Monroe Through Jackson

QuestionAnswer
The Era Of Good Feelings, Missouri Compromise, Monroe Doctrine James Monroe
Trade and Nationalism Gibbons v. Ogden
Led a revolt that killed a number of whites Nat Turner
We're number 1! Nationalism
Slavery and Anti-Slavery Missouri Compromise
Henry Clay American System
James Monroe Era Of Good Feelings
Separate Political Parties Sectionalism
Europe Stay Out!!! Monroe Doctrine
Eli Whitney Cotton Gin
National Bank and Nationalism McCulloch v. Maryland
Was 2,000 miles and connected to Missouri River Oregon Trail
Mudslinging Election, Common Man, Dualist, Spoils System Andrew Jackson
Corrupt Bargain, Supported Clay's American System, End of the Era of Good Feelings John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson's friends were advisers/Informal Kitchen Cabinet
Anti-Jackson Whigs
Indian Removal Act Trail of Tears
John Quincy Adams v. Jackson....Adams wins and makes Clay secretary of state Corrupt Bargain
Mudslinging Election Election Of 1828
Right to Vote Suffrage
Leave the Union Secede/Secession
Worcester v. Georgia, Trail of Tears Indian Removal Act
State Banks Pet Banks
Andrew Jackson Spoils System
A big tariff that SC threatened to succeed Tariff of Abominations
Sectional crisis during the presidency of Andrew Jackson Nullification Crisis
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