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25 Cards in this Set
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William H. Crawford
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(SOUTH) secretary of treasury, former congressman from Georgia, failing health severly weakened his candidacy
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Andrew Jackson
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(WEST) a hero of the war of 1812 from Tennessee, champion for the common man
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Henry clay
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(WEST) speaker of the house of representatives from Kentucky, Internal improvements, national bank, high tariffs, "The Great Compromiser"
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John Quincy Adams
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(NORTH) son of 2nd president, supported merchants in the north
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who recieved the most popular votes
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Jackson
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under the 12th amendment who selects the president
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the house of representatives
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who used his infleuence to get who elected
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Henry Clay, John Q Adams
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what was henry clay appointed after adams became president
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secretary of state
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were adams policies popular with the people
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no
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what were his policies
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stronger navy, advance public education, money for improvements in science and the arts, interna; improvements
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who was to direct economic growth
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the fed. government
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what did the democratic party split into in the election of 1828
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democratic party and national republican party
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who were the democrats
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andrew jackson supporters; frontiersman, immagrants, laborers; didnt want a dtrong central government; states rights
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who were the national republicans
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John Q Adams supporters; strong central government; merchants,farmers
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who won
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jackson by a landslide
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between 1824 and 1828 what was the change in white males voting
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it increased from 27% to 58%
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by 1840 what percent of white males voted
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80%
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caucuses were replaced by what
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nominating conventions
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where did the democrats hold thier first National convention
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Baltimore 1832
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what did the southerners call the tariff on manufactured goods
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the tariff of abominations
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who said that states could nullify federal laws
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john c calhoun
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who attacked nullification and called it "the end of the union"
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daniel webster
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who supported nullification
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robert hayne said states had the right to secede
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wher was John c calhoun elected
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to senator. he stepped down from vice president
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who passed the nnullification act vowing not ot pay for tariffs
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south carolina
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