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| When money loses it's value so prices on goods go go up. |
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| A sustained, long-term dip in the economy |
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| To absorb into the prevailing culture |
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| Widening the ability to vote to more people. Opened voting to all white males |
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| The right of the states to make choices without the national government getting in their way |
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| Giving government jobs to political backers and friends |
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| Doctrine of Nullification |
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| allows states to reject a federal law that it thinks is unconstitutional |
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| Anti Jackson group of white property owners who believed congress, not the president, represented the will of the people. |
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| law that raised the tariffs on imported raw materials and manufactured goods |
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| U.S. president from 1829-1837. Supported by specifically the lower class because he was just a regular, everyday guy. He also opened up voting to all white males. |
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| Elected president in 1836 after serving as Jackson's vice-president |
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| 1824 presidential candidate, favored by the North |
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| Whig presidential winner in 1840 but died shortly after in 1841 |
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| Harrison's running mate (vice president) in the 1840 presidential election. Became president in 1841 when Harrison died |
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| Invented the written language for the Cherokee |
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| Leader during the Second Seminole War when they refused to leave their land. |
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| The harsh journey of the Cherokee from their homeland to their new Reservation on Oklahoma. Lots of people died |
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| Called for the government to negotiate treaties that would require them to relocate west |
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| Describe how sectionalism split the Democratic-Republican party |
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| Each area wanted the candidate that only had their interests in mind |
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| What did each area of the country want? |
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North- Tariffs and transportation
South- Slavery, Tariffs, Government money
West- Cheap land and transportaion |
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| Explain why Jackson wanted to move Native Americans west |
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| He wanted their valuable land |
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| Summarize the effects of the Indian Removal act |
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| It moved them off their land and the ones that chose to stay and become white citizens, it took away their Cherokee heritage |
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| Explain why Jackson wanted to close the National Bank |
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| He thought it was too powerful because it made loans to individuals and decided who would get it (usually the person of more power) |
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| Identify economic issues that increased tension within the states |
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| Jackson pulled all government money out of the National Bank and placed it in state banks; with all the money in banks it was easiler for people to borrow money. Too much paper money was printed and inflation hit |
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| Explain how the Cherokee changed to fit into the White Community |
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Became Christians/prayed
Ate at specific times
Dressed in European clothes
Went to school
Owned slaves
Make written language |
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| Discus how the Corrupt Bargain changed politics in the 20s |
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