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89 Cards in this Set
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A _____ is when the party meets together to select its presidential candidate.
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nominating convention
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A nominating convention is when the party meets together to select its _____ candidate.
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presidential
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The Jacksonian Democracy supported the decrease of _____.
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voting requirements
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The Jacksonian Democracy supported the abolition of _____.
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the National Bank
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The Jacksonian Democracy supported _____ expansion.
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westward
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The _____ was formed by supporters of Andrew Jackson.
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Democratic Party
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The Democratic Party was formed by supporters of _____.
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Andrew Jackson
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John C. Calhoun was Andrew Jackson's _____.
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vice president
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_____ was Andrew Jackson's vice president.
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John C. Calhoun
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The _____ is the act of giving government jobs to your supporters.
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spoils system
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_____ was Andrew Jackson's Secretary of State.
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Martin van Buren
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Martin van Buren was Andrew Jackson's _____.
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Secretary of State
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Martin van Buren was the _____ president.
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eighth
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The _____ was Andrew Jackson's informal group of advisors.
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Kitchen Cabinet
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The _____ was an extremely high tariff.
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Tariff of Abominations
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The _____ was a belief that the power of the states was greater than that of the federal government.
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state's rights doctrine
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The state's rights doctrine was a belief that the power of the _____ was greater than that of the _____.
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states, federal government
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The nullification crisis was a dispute led by _____ that said states could ignore federal laws if they believed they were unconstitutional.
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John C. Calhoun
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The nullification crisis was a dispute led by John C. Calhoun that said states could ignore _____ if they believed they were unconstitutional.
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federal laws
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The nullification crisis was a dispute led by John C. Calhoun that said states could ignore federal laws if they believed they were _____.
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unconstitutional
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_____ was an American lawyer and statesman that spoke against nullification.
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Daniel Webster
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Daniel Webster was an American lawyer and statesman that spoke against _____.
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nullification
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_____ was a Supreme Court case that said the National Bank was constitutional.
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Mc.Culloch vs Maryland
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Mc.Culloch vs Maryland was a Supreme Court case that said the _____ was constitutional.
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National Bank
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The _____ was a party formed in 1834 by opponents of Andrew Jackson.
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Whig Party
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The Whig Party was a party formed in _____ by opponents of Andrew Jackson.
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1834
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The Whig Party was a party formed in 1834 by opponents of _____.
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Andrew Jackson
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The _____ was a financial crisis that led to an economic depression.
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Panic of 1837
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William Henry Harrison was an American politician who served as the governor of the _____.
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Indian Territory
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_____ was an American politician who served as the governor of the Indian Territory.
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William Henry Harrison
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_____ was the ninth president of the United States.
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William Henry Harrison
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William Henry Harrison was the _____ president of the United States.
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ninth
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In 1824, voters no longer were required to own _____.
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land
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Nominating conventions allowed people to _____.
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choose the presidential candidate
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The Northern economy relied on _____.
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manufacturing
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The North _____ tariffs.
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supported
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The Southern economy relied on _____.
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agriculture
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The South _____ tariffs.
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opposed
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Southerners opposed tariffs because imported goods' prices would _____.
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rise
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Southerners opposed tariffs because _____ prices would rise.
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imported goods'
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The Tariff of Abominations was a _____ (high, low) tariff.
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high
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_____ supported the tariff.
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Northerners
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Northerners supported the tariff because it would _____ their factories from foreign competition.
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protect
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Northerners supported the tariff because it would protect their factories from _____.
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foreign competition
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_____ opposed the tariff.
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Southerners
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Southerners opposed the tariff because it made goods _____.
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too expensive
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The _____ stated that state's power should be greater than the government's.
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State's Rights Doctrine
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The State's Rights Doctrine stated that _____ power should be greater than the _____.
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state's, government's
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The _____ stated that South Carolina didn't have to pay the federal tax.
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Nullification Act
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The Nullification Act stated that _____ didn't have to pay the federal tax.
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South Carolina
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The Nullification Act stated that South Carolina didn't have to pay the _____.
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federal tax
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Daniel Webster _____ the nullification.
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opposed
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Jackson opposed the nullification because it _____.
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opposed his duty of enforcing the laws
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Jackson's response to the nullification was passing the _____.
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Force Bill
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The _____ stated that Jackson could send in the army to make South Carolina pay the tax.
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Force Bill
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The Force Bill stated that Jackson could _____ to make South Carolina pay the tax.
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send in the army
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_____ formed a compromise that would lower the tariff and repeal the Force Bill.
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Henry Clay
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Henry Clay formed a compromise that would _____ the tariff and repeal the Force Bill.
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lower
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Henry Clay formed a compromise that would lower the tariff and repeal the _____.
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Force Bill
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Jackson _____ the Bank's charter.
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vetoed
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The Panic of 1837 occurred because Jackson told the banks to _____.
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loan out money
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The _____ was an act authorizing the removal of the Indians.
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Indian Removal Act
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_____ was where most of the Native Americans were forced to move.
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Indian Territory
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Indian Territory encompasses present-day _____.
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Oklahoma
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The _____ was created to oversee the federal policy regarding the Native Americans.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
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_____ created the Cherokee writing system.
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Sequoya
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Sequoya created the _____.
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Cherokee writing system
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_____ was a supreme court case that said Georgia's removal of Indians was unconstitutional.
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Worcester V. Georgia
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Worcester V. Georgia was a supreme court case that said _____'s removal of Indians was unconstitutional.
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Georgia
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Worcester V. Georgia was a supreme court case that said Georgia's removal of Indians was _____.
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unconstitutional
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The _____ was a march of the Cherokee to Indian Territory.
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Trail of Tears
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The Trail of Tears was a march of the _____ to Indian Territory.
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Cherokee
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The Trail of Tears was _____ long.
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800 miles
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How many Cherokee Indians died on the Trail of Tears?
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one fourth
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_____ tried to lead the Fox and Sauk Indians to resist removal.
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Black Hawk
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Black Hawk tried to lead the _____ Indians to resist removal.
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Fox and Sauk
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_____ led the Seminole Indians to resist removal.
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Osceola
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Osceola led the _____ Indians to resist removal.
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Seminole
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To become American, the Cherokee created _____ to teach English.
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schools
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To become American, the Cherokee _____.
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a writing system
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To become American, the Cherokee created a _____.
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government
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To become American, the Cherokee published _____.
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a newspaper
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The _____, Creek, Seminole, Choctaw, and Chickasaw marched on the Trail of Tears.
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Cherokee
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The Cherokee, _____, Seminole, Choctaw, and Chickasaw marched on the Trail of Tears.
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Creek
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The Cherokee, Creek, _____, Choctaw, and Chickasaw marched on the Trail of Tears.
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Seminole
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The Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, _____, and Chickasaw marched on the Trail of Tears.
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Choctaw
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The Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, Choctaw, and _____ marched on the Trail of Tears.
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Chickasaw
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Did Black Hawk successfully resist removal?
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No
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Did Osceola successfully resist removal?
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Yes
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