Semester Exam Flashcards

(29 cards)

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caucus

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a closed meeting of each party’s members of Congress and other party leaders

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four candidates for the election of 1824

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Crawford, Adams, Clay, Jackson

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Crawford

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opposed American System,internal improvements, National government gaining too much power, tariffs | Georgia | Secretary of the treasury

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Adams

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House elected him as president | after presidency, he became a representative in the House | Mass. | American System | Internal improvements projects would benefit

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Clay

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Kentucky | Speaker of the House American System

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Jackson

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Tennessee | lawyer and US senator | “Old Hickory” | avoided taking a stand on specific issues | distrusted by some because of his mistreatment of Indians

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American System

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supported the National Bank, a high tariff, and the nation wide internal improvements paid by the national government

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Corrupt Bargain

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idea claimed by Jackson that Adams and Clay had made a deal in which Clay would support Adams for president in the House of Representatives for a high political appointment

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Democratic Party in the election of 1828

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Jackson’s supporters | same party as modern Democrats

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National Republican Party in the election of 1828

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Adam’s supporters | different from current Republican Party

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who won the election of 1828

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Jackson

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Mud slinging Jackson –>Adams

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Snob, corrupt Bargain, gambling

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13
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Mudslinging Adams –> Jackson

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Adulterer, Murderer

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14
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Spoil system

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distributing government jobs to loyal followers

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15
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political machines

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organized groups of politicians who sought to control the government

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who was the Champion of the Common Man

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“Kitchen Cabinet”

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informal group of Jackson’s friends whom he consulted about government matters

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two opinions of view one on the Indians

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dangerous to let Indians live with Americans | supported by Jackson | wanted to force the Indians to move west

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two opinions of view two on the Indians

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Indians should be educated like white Americans | Indians should only move west voluntarily | supported by Monroe and J.Q. Adams

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Sequoyah

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one of the Cherokee tribesmen who developed a writing system for them

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Indians Removal Act

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law passed by Congress in 1830, declaring that Indians who left their lands east of the Mississippi would be given lands west of their river with costs paid by the national government

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John Marshall

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Chief Justice who stated that Georgia had no right to interfere with the Cherokee and that they should be treated as an independent nation and they should not be subject to Georgia laws

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who ignored Jhon Marshall’s decision

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Georgia and Jackson

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Martin Van Buren

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sent troops to forcibly move the Cherokees

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reservations
tracts of land set aside for Indians
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Black Hawk
leader of the Sauk and Fox tribes
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"Well water my biscuits!
You are getting so many right! I cannot believe it!" -Grandma
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As I always say,
"When life gives you history exams, Ace 'em!" - Grandma
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"Even Freddy the Froggy isn't this smart!" -Fredrick Fly
"Well that wasn't very nice!" (lick, gulp) -Freddy