JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY

In the election of 1828 Andrew Jackson won the election because of one topic, what was it?

• voting

• slavery

• land ownership

• women's rights

Once elected he began to fire government officials and replaced them with his friends and supporters in a term called

• The Spoils System

• The Corrupt Bargin

• Jacksonian Democraacy

• states rights

Jackson believed that the election had been stolen from him by Adams in a back room deal called

• Tariff of Abominations

• Jacksonian Democracy

• The Spoils System

• The Corrupt Bargin

The 1828 law that raised tariffs on raw materials and manufactured goods that the south thought was unfair

• The Corrupt Bargin

• The Tariff of Abominations

• The Spoils System

• Jacksonian Democracy

The idea that a states can do away with a federal law they believed to be unconstitutional

• Jacksonian Democracy

• Doctrine of Nullification

• The Spoils System

• states rights

The practice of giving more people political power

• Jacksonian Democracy

• The Spoils System

• The Corrupt Bargin

• Doctrine of Nullification

The forced removal of the Native Americans to Indian Territory

• Trail of Tears

• The Treaty of Greenville

• The Spoils System

• The Corrupt Bargin

The failure of the Second National Bank caused this economic depression

• the Panic of 1837

• The Spoils System

• The Corrupt Bargin

• Jacksonian Democracy

This political party was formed to oppose Andrew Jackson

• The Democrats

• The Republicans

• The Know Nothings

• The Whigs

This was Indian Territory

• Missouri

• Oklahoma

• Texas

• Louisiana