US History Age of Jackson Notes Flashcards

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Define Era of Good Feeling

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  • 1815-1825
  • political factions were non-existent
  • strong sense of unity/nationalism that followed war of 1812
  • economic prosperity were due to IR and the american system
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2
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Define Nationalism

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  • a belief that national interest should be put ahead of regional interest
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3
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Define Industrial Revolution

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  • traditional method of making goods replaced by machines
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What was the lifestyle differences between North and South?

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North: factories, urban cities, immigrant + women/children labors
South: cash crops, plantations, slavery

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Who was Andrew Jackson?

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  • born during the Revolution Era in Tennessee
  • War Hero (Battle of New Orleans)
  • rugged/tough character
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Who ran in the election of 1824?

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  • Andrew Jackson
  • Henry Clay
  • John Quincy Adam
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Who did Andrew Jackson support?

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  • the common man
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Who had the most popular votes in the election of 1824?

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Jackson

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9
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Who had the most electoral votes?

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Quincy

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10
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Define corrupt bargain

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  • Jackson has popular vote
  • Clay swings House of Representatives to choose Quincy
  • Quincy won and made Clay Speaker of the House
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What was the important outcomes of the election of 1828?

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  • Both candidates clashed
  • Jackson and Clay (Whig) feuded over issues
  • This created political divisions in America, leading to sectionalism
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Define sectionalism

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  • political, economic, and social beliefs are determined by the region in which you live
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Define Jacksonian Democracy

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  • political philosophy of Andrew Jackson that Andrew Jackson reshaped american politics and government.
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Define spoils System

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  • idea of rewarding political supporters with public office
  • Jackson appointed friends and supporters to high level positions (kitchen cabinet)
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Define tariff

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  • tariffs are taxes that the government puts on goods brought in from other countries
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What are the pros and cons of tariffs?

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Pros: promoted industry
Cons: did not benefit collective interests of states and alienated their trade partners

17
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Who supported and opposed tariffs?

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The North supported it, the South opposed it

18
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Who was John Calhoun?

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  • Vice President under Jackson
  • South Carolina and Calhoun called for nullification of the tariff
19
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Define nullify

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to cancel a federal law if it conflicted a state interest

20
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What was the nullification crisis?

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a period of time where the south (VP John Calhoun) called for nullification.

21
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What was the compromise tariff of 1833?

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  • South mostly compiled
  • South Carolina threatens secession
  • Henry Clay proposed a compromise that lowered the tariff rates over 10 years.
22
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Define secession

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formal withdrawal of a state from a union

23
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What was the indian removal act

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  • 1830
  • Supported relocation of Native Americans to Indian Territory (Oklahoma)
24
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Who was Sequoyah

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devised the Cherokee alphabet

25
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What was the Worcester vs. Georgia case

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  • Cherokee fought relocation
  • Chief Justice John Marshall ruled in favor of Cherokee
  • Jackson ignored decision
26
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What was the trail of tears

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The relocation of Native Americans to Indian Territory

27
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What famous Congressman opposed the removal?

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Davy Crockett

28
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Who won the election of 1832?

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Andrew Jackson

29
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What was the important purpose of the 2nd bank of US?

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bank profits benefitted stockholders

30
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Define veto

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when a bill or law goes to the president and they say no

31
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Who was Nicholas Biddle

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bank president

32
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Define pet banks

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  • pulled the federal money and put it into pet banks
33
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What was the Panic of 1937

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  • severe economic depression resulting from the bank veto.