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Which social group was most likely to support Andrew Jackson's campaign for the presidency?

the common man

Which social group made of the majority of Republicans? Of the Democrats?

Republicans - wealthy landowners




Democrats - founded by Jackson's supporters after the election of 1824 (made up of the average guy)

What is the spoils system?

the name given to President Jackson's practice of rewarding political supporters with government jobs

What is the name for a tax on goods imported from outside the United States?

a tariff

What was the nullification crisis? Why did South Carolina threaten to secede?

The southerners objected to the tariff, so they nullified the law.




South Carolina threatened to secede because they thought the tariff violated their rights as a state.

What was really being tested during the nullification crisis?

Whether or not individual states had the right to override federal laws.

Jackson was very much opposed to the national bank. Who challenged his opinion?

Henry Clay

Why was Jackson so opposed to the national bank?

Jackson firmly believed the National Bank favored the wealthy at the expense of the farmers and workers.

The federal government definitely needed a place to store money. Where did Jackson think the nation's money should be kept?

Jackson believed government money should be deposited in smaller, state banks.

What was Jackson's reaction to the Supreme Court's ruling that the National Bank was constitutional?

He ignored it.

List the "Five Civilized Tribes." Why were they given this nickname?

Creek, Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Seminole




They had adopted the white man's way of life.

Because the United States wanted to expand agriculture westward, they passed laws that supported the removal of ____.

American Indians from their homelands.

What was the Supreme Court's interpretations of the Indian Removal Act?

The supreme court ruled that the tribes could choose to remain on their lands.




Jackson ignored this, too.

Why was the Indian Removal Act of 1830 passed?

The intention of the act was to make it legal for the president to make treaties with the Native Americans to trade their land for land in the Great Plains.

What do we call the forced removal of the Cherokees from their land in Georgia?

The Trail of Tears

Which groups benefitted most from Jackson's presidency? Which groups were most negatively affected?

The average white man benefitted most.




American Indians were most negatively affected>