Age of Jackson

1824 Election winner

• John Quincy Adams
• Henry Clay
• Andrew Jackson
• James Monroe

Cherokee territory prior to 1830s

• South Carolina
• Georgia
• Florida
• Oklahoma

Threatened succession from the Union over states rights issue

• Georgia
• Alabama
• Missouri
• South Carolina

Inherited the problems from Jackson's economic policies when elected in 1836

• John Tyler
• Henry Clay
• Martin Van Buren
• William Henry Harrison

Nullification promoted

• judicial review
• territorial expansion
• nationalism
• states' rights

forcibly relocated on the "Trail of Tears"

• Shoshone
• Mexicans
• Africans
• Cherokee

Aimed to free area Western Hem. from EU influences

• Oregon territory
• Pet Banks
• Monroe Doctrine
• Trail of Tears

replacing high-ranking members of the executive branch when a new president takes office

• Pet banks
• Kitchen Cabinet
• Nepotism
• Adams-Onis Treaty

To secede means:

• to refuse to buy products
• to ignore; not binding
• to die in a battle
• to withdraw; to drop out

The idea behind the Nullification Crisis from the Southern point of view was

• the Southern states could choose to nullify a federal law that was not in the state's best interest
• the the federal government must always do what is best for the country as a whole, not one particular section
• that the state be in charge of settling taxes on imports
• the John C. Calhoun should be President of the US