Semester 1 Final Flashcards
What was the cause of the Dorr rebellion in Rhode Island?
Thomas Dorr drafted a new Constitution, that was passed by popular vote in Rhode Island
What was the Dorr rebellion?
Two groups were claiming state control in Rhode Island
What was the result of the Dorr rebellion?
Dorr loses, but the old government in Rhode Island is forced to change
Spoils system
Putting into office your own people despite them maybe not being the most qualified
What was the cause of the nullification crisis?
Tariffs that would help the North, made the sound angry as it raised goods
What was the nullification crisis?
States felt they had the power to nullify a law they deemed unconstitutional, opposition from federal government, led to talks of succession
Jackson proposes this bill denouncing the nullify states as traitors
Force Bill
5 civilized tribes:
Cherokee
Chickasaw
Choctaw
Muskogee
Seminole
Indian Removal act
The forced removal of Native Americans because of white pressure to remove them and open up their land to settlement
Who did the Supreme Court and Jackson side with on the Indian Removal act?
The Native Americans
True or False
The supreme court ruling is ignored and the Indians are removed with the Indian Removal act?
true
Forced removal of the Cherokee nation, 1/8th die on the trek to Oklahoma
trail of tears
Who tried to recharter the bank during Jackson’s presidency?
Nicholas Biddle (pres. of bank) enlisted Henry Clay and Charles Webster to secure bank recharter
Did the Bank get a recharter?
Congress passed it, but Jackson vetoes it, and there is not enough votes in Congress to override it
What was the result of Jackson’s veto?
Jackson pulls all money from federal bank and distributed it among state ones, in 1836 the bank is killed and causes financial stress for a century
Panic of 1837
Financial crisis after the killing of the federal bank,
How was Van Burren effected by the Panic of 1837?
Because of his closeness to Jackson and his involvement with the bank crisis, he lost the election of 1840
What was Oklahoma known as during the time of Jackson?
It was the place all the forced out Indians went to
What was hard and soft money and where was the support for either?
Soft money (paper/cash) prevalent in south and west and hard money (gold/silver) support was in north
Clay’s American system
Tariffs, Infrastructure, bank
Aroostook war
Boundary dispute between Maine and Canada, a lumberjack war