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-1824 Supposed agreement between Henry Clay, speaker of the House, and John Quincy Adams
-Clay swayed the votes to Adams, since he hated Jackson, and he became Secretary of State

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Corrupt Bagain

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-System beginning during Jackson's presidency by which government officials in office were fired to make room for officials the new president liked

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Spoils System

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-crazy high tariff by Jacksonians
-It placed tariffs on items that New Englanders needed, so even though it was supposed to protect them, they were supposed to veto it
-Jackson would apeal to New Englanders, but Southerners wouldn't hate him
-It passed

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Tariff of Abominations

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-Leader of a slave rebellion during the time of the tariff of abominations
-The rebellion was killed, but it was another struggle that added to Southern frustration

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Denmark Vesey

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-Written by John C. Calhoun, declaring that states could nullify federal legislation

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South Carolina Exposition

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-Tariff in response to the nullification crisis, somewhat lowering the tariff
-still, the south was mad and continued threats of secession

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Tariff of 1832

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-Bill in response to the nullification crisis, claiming that the federal government had the right to use the military to collect tariffs

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Force Bill

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-Law removing Eastern Indians to the west, mostly Oklahoma

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Indian Removal Act

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-One of a few indian uprisings during the trail of tears
-Of course, it was crushed

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Black Hawk War

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-Election in which the method of election a president was changed
-A third party (Anti-Masonic Party) introduced
-National nominating conventions
-Printed Party platforms

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Election of 1832

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-Party against the Free Masons, of which Jackson was a member of
-various groups who either disliked the Masons or disliked Jackson

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Anti-Masonic Party

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-The political party that replaced the Federalists
-United by their hatred of Jackson
-Loved the American System, especially internal improvements

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Whigs

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-President who faced the following problems:
-Canadian rebellion along the border; he chose to remain neutral
-Anti-slavery northerners were angry at thoughts of annexing Texas
-Panic of 1837

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Martin Van-Buren

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-Economic recession during Van Buren's presidency cause by:
-Over speculation in western land
-Jackson's bank policies
-"specie circular," requiring all debts to be paid in gold
-Failure of crops

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Panic of 1837

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-Jackson's policy of requiring all debts to be paid in either gold or silver
-People went bankrupt, making banks go bankrupt

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specie circular

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-Law designed by Van Buren saying that the federal government should remove itself from banking altogether
-Established independent treasuries where gov. money would be kept in vaults

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Divorce Bill

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-led 300 families to Texas while still in Mexican hands
-They agreed to:
-Become Mexican citizens
-Become Catholic
-Give up slavery

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Stephen Austin

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-President of Mexico who gathered an army to whip the protesting Texans into shape

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Santa Anna