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18 Cards in this Set
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Election of 1824
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The Election with JQA, Jackson, Clay, Calhoun, Crawford. Corrupt Bargain
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Corrupt Bargain
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JQA and Clay, made a deal votes for sectary of state
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Henry Clay
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Sectary of State, Part Of Corrupt Bargain, Congressmen
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Andrew Jackson
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President, War Hero, Genral, Won battle of New Orleans
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John Quincy Adams
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President, Corrupt Bargain, Cabnet and Congress hated him
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J. Calhoun
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Vice president, Southerner, Nully
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W. Crawford
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Canidate for the presidency. Had a stroke.
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J. Biddle
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President Of Bank. Unconstitutional amount of power
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The Spoil System
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The name given to Jackson's Rotation in office by his oposers
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Rotation in Office
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The removing people from public office because of polictal views
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Indian Removal Act
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The act instated by Jackson that moved all indians west
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Trail of Tears
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The name given to the Indian Removal Act because of the numerous deaths durning their move
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Nullifaction Crisis
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Southerns Angered by the tarrifs that made things more expansive for the low income state and they threatened to leave the union
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Battle with The Bank
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Jackson saw the bank as an evil institution and sought to kill it off by removing government funds and putting them in to state banks
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Panic of 1837
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Durning the slow death of the bank Biddle called back loans and foreclosed on farms, and Coins were the main currency
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Election of 1832
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Henry Clay running against Jackson tried to push a rechartering bill for the Bank and Jackson Vetoed it and This move Raised his voter apeal
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Van Buren
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8th President, Andrew Jackson's Right hand man. Former Vice President and Secretary of State
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Jacksonian democracy
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Refers to The time of Jackson's Presidency as the people's president lead to more involvement in the government by citzens
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