Makeup Test Flashcards
(25 cards)
What did Henry clay love about politics
Making deals
What did Jackson not care much about
Roads tarriff sectional issues
What was the American system
A plan by Henry clay for sectional cooperation
Who won presidency in 1824 what party did he swich to
John Quincy Adams Jeffersonian republican
What did Adams want congress to spend large sums of money on
Scientific research, exploration
What kind of habits did Adams have that most people did not
Enthusiastic, hardworking, loved the cold, skinny dipping
What were some accusations jacksonians threw at Adams during the campaign
Having a corrupt bargain, spending public money on gambling, pro British
What were some accusations against Jackson
Gambler, murderer, told shady stories about mother and wife
Who won 1828
Jackson
How was Jackson considered a common man
He wasn’t ignorant, poorly educated
Where was the political power shifting with jack sons election
The west
What did Jackson do after his election
Had a party for everyone
How were herders onions and jacksonians different
Jeffersonians wanted superior people and jacksonians wanted common men
Disscuss the spoils system
WhenThe president won the election he appointed many supporters to government jobs
What area of the U.S. Favored high protected tarriffs
North eastern states
What was the tariff of abominations and who disliked it
Tax on imports the south
What significant idea did John c Calhoun present I. Regards to this tariff of abominations
States had the right to prevent it
What does it mean to nullify a law
Ignore
South Carolina practices nullification how does Jackson react
Warns them he would use the army to unforced the law
Which Supreme Court case ruled the 2nd bank of the U.S. Constitutional
Mucculloch vs Maryland
How did the bank stimulate the national economy
Lending money to businesses
What are bank notes
Paper money to represent silver and gold
Why did Jackson kill the bank
He thought they were comiting fraud by giving more paper money than silver and gold
What is an inflationary spiral
A continuos rise in prices when the cost of products causes another one to rise
