5.2 Age of Jackson

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Jackson fought against this institution throughout his presidency, proclaiming it to be an unconstitutional and a tool that only helped the rich.

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Second Bank of the U.S.

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Seminole leader who resisted the removal of his people from Florida in the 1830s.

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Osceola

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How was democracy expanded during the Jacksonian Era?

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more white men could vote

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In the new nominating conventions...

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party members choose the party's candidates

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Florida tribe that ignored a removal treaty they were forced to sign.

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Seminole

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What issue was most responsible for regional tensions (sectionalism) during Jackson's presidency? Options: tariffs on imported goods, the morality of slavery, expanding voting rights, limiting land expansion

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tariffs on imported goods

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How did supporters of Jackson view Adams?

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elite and out of touch

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How did supporters of Jackson view Jackson?

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a war hero and self-made man

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Who was given the right to vote under Jacksonian democracy? Options: Women, All white men over 21, Blacks, All people over 21

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All white men over 21

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Many southerners used the states' rights doctrine to support the idea that individual states had the right to...

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nullify (reject) any federal law they opposed