JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY VOCABULARY

This man from South Carolina spoke out on behalf of the Southern states and was against protective tariffs.

• John Quincy Adams

• John C. Calhoun

• Daniel Webster

• Andrew Jackson

What was the "corrupt bargain"? 

• An illegal deal Andrew Jackson made with Native Americans to sign a petition to sign away their land. 
• A forged document that Andrew Jackson used to help close the banks. 
• An agreement between two political candidates that resulted in a Presidential victory. 
• A deal that Henry Clay made to keep a balance of power between free and slave states. 

practice of handing out government jobs to supporters replacing government employees with the winning candidate's supporters

• mudslinging
• nominating convention
• spoils system
• favorite son

to reject a bill and prevent it from becoming a law

• participate
• mudslining
• institution
• veto

To move to another place

• participate
• majority
• relocate
• plurality

The debate where some thought that states should have the right to nullify (ignore) any law that the federal government creates.

• Panic of 1837
• Nullification Crisis
• Indian Removal Act
• Jacksonian Democracy

What word fits this definition:
To legally overturn a law

• secede
• nullify
• states' rights
• sectionalism

What word fits this definition: 
a tax on imported goods which raises the prices on foreign goods and encourages the buying of local goods

• act
• doctrine
• tariff
• abolish

Who was the northern senator who strongly opposed John C. Calhoun and spoke boldly for the preservation of the Union?

• Henry Clay
• Daniel Webster
• Andrew Jackson
• John Fremont

What word means to leave the Union, to separate and become a sovereign nation?

• states' rights
• nullification
• succession
• secession