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Chapter 10 Age of Jackson Flashcards

0
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Poor people supported __________ because he stood up for those who were common.

A

Andrew Jackson

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Ordinary Americans felt they had no say in their __________.

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Government

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_________ was expanded when owning property as a requirement to vote was eliminated.

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Suffrage

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3
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The new democracy created because of the expansion of suffrage was known as ___________.

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Jacksonian Democracy

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Jackson’s supporters called themselves _________.

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Democrats

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5
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John Quincy Adams’ supporter called themselves __________.

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National-Republicans

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In the election of _______ Jackson campaigned his own ______ reputation.

A

1828

War hero

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Jackson and his Vice President ________ won in a land-slide victory.

A

Calhoun

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8
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Jackson’s victory, in the election, was known as a victory for the _________.

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Common people

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Jackson rewarded some of his supporters with government jobs, which is called the _______.

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Spoils system

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10
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Who was Jackson’s Secretary of State?

A

Martin Van Buren

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Jackson was advised by a Cabinet, but was very _______.

A

Informal

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12
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Jack son’s Cabinet called themselves the __________ because they met in the White House kitchen.

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Kitchen Cabinet

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The South’s lives were mainly based on ______ and ________.

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Agriculture

Slaves

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The south grew 2 main cash crops: ________ and _______.

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Cotton

Tobacco

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The West’s lives were mainly based on ________.

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Farming

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The west supported more ________.

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Western settlement

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The North’s lives were mainly based on _______ and _________.

A

Manufacturing

Trade

18
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The north supported the tariff of ________ encouraging the sale of _________ goods.

A

Abominations

American-made

19
Q

What is the name the south gave to the tariff on imports?

A

Tariff of Abomonations

20
Q

The ________ is a statement by John Calhoun saying the government shouldn’t pass laws that favor one region over the other.

A

South Carolina Exposition Protest

21
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The __________ was the states in the South claiming they had the right to nullify laws they felt were _________.

A

Nullification crisis

Unconstitutional

22
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Calhoun resigned because he supported _______ over government power and was replaced by __________.

A

States’ power

Martin Van Buren

23
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The ________ was a law passed in South Carolina where they threatened to _______ the union and form an ________ if they had to pay the tariff.

A

Nullification Act
Leave
Army

24
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The ________ was Jefferson’s asking to use the _________ to force South Carolina to follow the law.

A

Force Bill

Military

25
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The Compromise avoided _______ but _______ was still a big deal.

A

War

States’ rights

26
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Indians lived in settlements between ______ and __________.

A

Georgia

Mississippi

27
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American farmers wanted Indian land, so Jackson pressured Congress to pass the _________.

A

Indian Removal Act

28
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The Indian removal Act force them to move _______.

A

West

29
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Indians were relocated in reservations in present-day __________.

A

Oklahoma

30
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Vice President Calhoun supported Indian removal for their _________.

A

Protection

31
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The _________ tribe was the first to be relocated.

A

Choctaw

32
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The Choctaw tribe was forced to sign the _____________, which gave _________ acres of their land to Mississippi.

A

Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek

7.5 million

33
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1/4 of the Choctaw died from ______, _______,and _________ on heir journey to Oklahoma.

A

Starvation
Cold
Disease

34
Q

The _______ tribe heard about the Choctaw and refused to leave, so Jefferson sent the _______ to force them to leave.

A

Creek

Military

35
Q

The __________ negotiated for ________, but had to leave anyway.

A

Chickataw

Supplies

36
Q

The ________ adopted _______ culture hoping to avoid removal.

A

Cherokee

White

37
Q

_________ was discovered on Cherokee land in __________.

A

Gold

Georgia

38
Q

The Georgia military began ________ Cherokee settlements, so in response the Cherokee _______ Georgia.

A

Raiding

Sued

39
Q

The case of the Cherokee’s sue is called __________.

A

Worcester v. Georgia

40
Q

During the Worcester v. Georgia case, the _________ ruled that the ________ and not the states had control over the Indians.

A

Supreme Court

Government

41
Q

Georgia _______ the Supreme Court and Jackson didn’t I force the law.

A

Ignored

42
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The __________ is the _____-mile forced march the Cherokee took.

A

Trail of Tears

800

43
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________ Cherokee died from disease, hunger, and _________ during their march.

A

18,000

Harsh weather

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