8 Hist Ch 10 BJU AR
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| Adams & Clay | "corrupt bargain" was supposedly between these men
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| American System | program Henry Clay devised to pay for internal improvements such as roads, canals, lighthouses, & observatories
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| Andrew Jackson | He was sent to Florida to stop smugglers at the border
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| Andrew Jackson | "Old Hickory"
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| Andrew Jackson | He won the most popular votes & most electoral votes in 1824...but still lost the election.
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| Andrew Jackson | leader and victor of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend
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| autocracy | government by one powerful ruler
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| caucus | a closed meeting of party leaders to choose a candidate
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| Democratic Party | new political party formed around Andrew Jackson & his supporters
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| election of 1828 | included mudslinging, beginning of the Democratic Party & use of banners, broadsides, testimonials, barbecues & parades.
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| Era of Good Feelings | This period was characterized by low voter interest, small voter turnout, & little popular influence on choice of candidates
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| Florida | state bought from Spain in 1819 for $5 million
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| Florida | Where Indians & runaway slaves ran back to after attacking southern settlers
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| Henry Clay | Secretary of State after the election
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| House of Representatives | they decided the outcome of the election of 1824
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| incumbent | current officeholder who is running again for the same office
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| interstate commerce | the selling & transporting of goods from state to another
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| James McCulloch | federal cashier sued for breaking a Maryland law
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| James Monroe | He was sympathetic to the new republics in Latin American & established diplomatic relations with them.
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| James Monroe | His warnings stopped Europe from intervening in the Americas.
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| James Monroe | president during the "Era of Good Feelings"?
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| James Monroe | Which one of these men did NOT run for president in 1824...John Quincy Adams, Henry Clay, Andrew Jackson or James Monroe?
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| John C. Calhoun | vice president for John Quincy Adams & Andrew Jackson
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| John Quincy Adams | He came across as a cold, distant and unexciting leader.
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| John Quincy Adams | He served in Congress after he was president
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| Latin America | established new republics which were weak and overtaken by military leaders
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| Maine | When Missouri joined the union as a free state this state entered as a free state.
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| McCulloch v. Maryland | ruled the the "power to tax includes the power to destroy"
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| McCulloch v. Maryland | Supreme Court case that determined the power of the national government over the states government
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| mestizos | half Indian and half European
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| Missouri Compromise | established 36*30' as a boundary
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| Missouri Compromise | temporary, not long term, solution to slave issue between the Northern and Sourthern states
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| Monroe Doctrine | statement proposed by U.S. alone to establish its strength and position with other countries in the world
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| mudslinging | making malicious statements about opponents
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| Not supportive | How Americans felt about JQA's ideas to improve the national economy, promote art, literature & science.
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| Principles of Monroe Doctrine | see notes & pg. 183 (there are 4 principles) 5-7 sentences
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| Russia | foreign power claiming much of the Pacific coast
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| Simon Bolivar | He called for the first Pan-American Conference
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| the tariff of abominations | what the Southerners called the tariff passed in 1828
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| western | banks in this region helped create the Panic of 1819
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