11 Flashcards

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What did Henry Clay love about politics?

A

back-door deals

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What did Jackson not care much about?

A

roads,
tariffs,
sectional issues

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What was the American System?

A

a plan by Henry Clay for sectional cooperatioin

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3
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Who won presidency in 1824?

What party did he switch to?

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John Quincy Adams,

Jeffersonian Republican

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What did Adams want Congress to spend large sums of money on?

A

scientific research,

exploration

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What kind of habits did Adams have that most people did not?

A
enthusiastic,
woke up early,
hard working,
loved the cold,
loved skinny dipping in rivers
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What were some accusations Jacksonian’s threw at Adams during the campaign?

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having a corrupt bargain,
spending public money on gambling,
saying Adams was pro-British,

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What were some accusations against Jackson from Adam’s supporters?

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he was a gambler,
murderer,
and they told shady stories about his mother and wife

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8
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Who wins the elections of 1828?

A

Andrew Jackson

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How was Jackson considered a “common man?”

A

not ignorant

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Where was the political power shifting with Jackson’s election?

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the West

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What did Jackson do after his election?

A

held a party at the white house that anybody could attend

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How were Jeffersonians and Jacksonians different?

A

JEFFERSONIANS-
elite people should be elected for jobs
JACKSONIANS-
ordinary people should be leaders if they had common sense

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Discuss the spoils system.

A

when the president was elected, he would appoint as many supporters as possible to government positions

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What area of the US favored high protective tariffs?

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Northern states

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What was the Tariff of Abominations and who disliked it severely?

A

tax on imports,

The Souh

16
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What significant idea did John C. Calhoun present in regards to this Tariff of Abominations?

A

an ordinance of nullification (states had the right to prevent an unconstitutional law from being enforced)

17
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What does it mean to nullify a law?

A

to cancel or ignore it

18
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South Carolina practices nullification. How does Jackson react?

A

he warns them he would use the army if necessary to enforce the law and personally lead the march

19
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Which Supreme court case ruled the 2nd Bank of the US constitutional?

A

McCulloch vs. Maryland

20
Q

how did the bank stimulate the national economy?

A

it lent money to businesses to expand their operations

21
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What are bank notes?

A

paper money to represent gold or silver

22
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Why did Jackson want to “kill” the Bank?

A

he thought they were committing fraud by lending out more money then they had,
was afraid the bank would control the nations economy

23
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What is an inflationary spiral?

A

a continuous rise in prices when the cost of one product causes the price of another product to go up

24
What happened after the Panic of 1837?
a depression occurred in which several banks closed down because everybody cashed in their notes for hard money (the bank ran out of $$$)
25
Who was Washington Irving?
- 1st American writer to receive worldwide literary acclaim | - wrote Leatherstocking Tales
26
Name one character from the Leatherstocking Tales?
Natty Bump
27
How did technology progress?
watches, clocks, machines, and guns were massed produced with the interchangeable parts, plows allowed for different soil conditions, crops varieties, breeding livestock, crop rotation, and fertilizers assisted farmers tremendously
28
Describe Regional Differences.
New leaders emerge after Industrial Revolution and represents their own sections of the country rather than as a whole nation
29
Describe the Northeast.
immigrants flooded the area due to jobs (industry) which made overcrowding an issue
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Describe the South.
The main occupation was farming (top crops- cotton and tobacco) uneducated aristocrats dominated southern politics