Andrew Jackson

Question 1

________ man is more important that the ________ man

Answer 1

common

wealthy

Question 2

issues with ___________, _________, and _____________

Answer 2

native americans

state’s rights

national bank

Question 3

jackson easily won the _________________ no clear winner in ______________

Answer 3

popular votes

electoral college

Question 4

election decided in

Answer 4

House of Representatives

Question 5

winner of 1824 election

Answer 5

john quincy adams

Question 6

2 parties

Answer 6

democrats (jackson)

republicans (adams)

Question 7

common man

Answer 7

jackson refers himself to the common man vs. adams northern elists ways

Question 8

mudslinging

Answer 8

first presidential race in which parties use rumors and lies to attack each other

Question 9

the universal manhood suffrage

Answer 9

all white males are given the right to vote for the first time

Question 10

jeffsonian

Answer 10

• government for the people run by well leaders
• wanted farmers
• limited government

Question 11

jacksonian

Answer 11

-government for the people by the people
-split between farming and agriculture
limited government strong president

Question 12

patronage

Answer 12

presidents give people that have supported them key positions in their new administration

Question 13

five tribes

Answer 13

seminole
chickasaw
creek
choctaw

Question 14

indian removal act

Answer 14

gave jackson the power to negotiate resettlement treaties with the natives

Question 15

cherokee filed suit in the U.S. because

Answer 15

to stop Georgia from taking their land

Question 16

native american resistance

Answer 16

• cherokee farmed Tsali was killed after he surrendered to the U.S. army
• second seminole war
• black war hawk

Question 17

black war hawk

Answer 17

sauk and fox tribes U.S. army in illinois

Question 18

trail of tears

Answer 18

forced removal of cherokee indians to Indian territory

Question 19

_______ natives died on the trail

Answer 19

1/4

Question 20

natives died on the trail bc

Answer 20

• starvation
• the cold
• disease

Question 21

some tribes…

Answer 21

• fought to death for their land

- staged huge rebellions

Question 22

what three states are called indian territory

Answer 22

Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska

Question 23

politics of the people

Answer 23

• new era of popular democracy

- presidential powers laid the foundation of modern presidency

Question 24

sectional differences increase

north

Answer 24

• wanted tariffs
• very involved in manufacturing
• wanted government to spend money on transportation

Question 25

sectional differences increase | south

Answer 25

- opposed tariffs | - opposed federally funded in transportation

Question 26

sectional differences increase | west

Answer 26

- wanted western land sold for cheap | - wanted government to spend money on transportation so that goods could be shipped west

Question 27

tariff of abomination

Answer 27

a high tariff that set off a huge debate in congress

Question 28

what state threatened to secede

Answer 28

south Carolina

Question 29

webster-hayne debate

Answer 29

argued for nullification rights

Question 30

what did they do to keep south carolina from seceding

Answer 30

lowered the tariff

Question 31

jackson's policy caused

Answer 31

the economy to collapse after he left office and affected the next election

Question 32

the nation bank

Answer 32

too powerful jackson thought

Question 33

clay and webster

Answer 33

brought up the national bank so jackson would veto it

Question 34

biddle and U.S. bank

Answer 34

director of bank and very arrogant

Question 35

1832 election

Answer 35

jackson easily wins and the "common man" agrees

Question 36

pet banks

Answer 36

jackson pulls federal money out of U.S. bank and transfers it to "pet" banks

Question 37

nominating conventions

Answer 37

caucuses were replaced

Question 38

third parties

Answer 38

smaller political parties developed and the federalist party dies out

Question 39

state and local

Answer 39

larger number of state and local officials were elected rather than appointed