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Agreement between the U.S. and great britain that settled fishing rights and established new north american border
Convention of 1818
Group of American artists in the mid 1800s who painted beautiful pictures of the american landscape
Hudson River School
The President during the Era of Good Feelings
James Monroe
President Andrew Jackson's group of informal advisors
Kitchen Cabinet
Meetings where a political party selects it presidential and vice presidential candidates
Nominating Conventions
The discovery of gold on Cherokee land led to the removal of them from their territory
Gold and Cherokee
Created a written version of cherokee language
Sequoyah
Seminal leader who refused to sign a treaty during the second seminal war
Osceola
agreement in which spain gave up all of florida to the u.s.
Adams-Onis Treaty
Supreme court ruling that the Cherokee nation was a distinct territory over which only the federal government had authority
Worchester vs. Georgia
Agreement that limited naval power on the great lakes to the u.s. and british canada
Rush Bagot Agreement
Who wrote the Spy and the Last of the Mohicans
James Fenimore Cooper
Who was the author who rejected the idea that all women should get married and other traditionally held notions about women
Catherine Maria Sedgewick
Nicknamed the Liberator; led many fights for independents
Simon Bolivar
Politicians practice of giving government jobs to their supporters
Spoils System
Proposed the Missouri Compromise
Henry Clay
The belief that state power should be greater than federal power
States Rights
1st federal road project
Cumberland Road
Plan developed by Henry Clay for raising tarriffs to pay for internal improvements such as better roads and canals
American System
Some leaders who were forced to sign a treaty promising to leave florida within 3 years and agreeing that any seminal with african ancestory would be considered as a runaway slave
Seminole
The first indians sent to indian territory after the missouri legislature abolished the government of the Choctaw
Choctaw
law that ensured every african american's right to vote
Voting Rights
The states had the right to nullify, or not to obey, any federal law with which they disagreed
Nullification
Who was the president that had a dispute with his Vice President Calhoun, which widened during a national conflict over tariffs?
Andrew Jackson
Agreement proposed by Henry Clay that allowed Missouri to enter the Union as a slave state and Maine to enter as a free state, and outlawed slavery in any territories or states north of the 36-30' line
Missouri Compromise
A group of Jackson opponents formed a new political party that supported theh idea of a weak president and a strong legislature
Whig Party
A financial crisis that the country experienced after Van Buren took office that led to a severe economic depression
Panic of 1837
Who was a leader of independence movements in latin America?
President Monroe
What caused the Panic of 1937?
The policies of the "pet banks" and Jackson's plan to curb inflation led to the panic
What did MCculloch vs. Maryland establish?
The court supported the bank's constitutionality and it also ruled that because federal law was superior to state law, Maryland could not tax or otherwise interfere with the bank
What did nullification attempt to do and how did Jackson's power stop it?
Nullification attempted to give the states the right to declare federal laws null and void if they disagreed with them. Jackson condemned nullification and threatened to send U.S. troops into South Carolina to enforce federal laws, but the two sides eventually reached a compromise
Why did Calhoun support states rights
He felt that if there was no protected power in the rights of the states, they would be forced to rebel
What was the tarrif of abominations
A new tariff created by congress and imposed on southerners. Opponents nicknamed it the tariff of abominations which is something that is hateful.