Module 9/10 Review

Native Americans residing in the Southeast- a "civilized" nation with a written constitution-refused to give up their land

• Cherokee

• British

1830-Required Native Americans to adopt Western ways or forced to move out west; proposed by Andrew Jackson

• Indian Removal Act

• Treaty of Paris

• Indian Remote Control Act

Forced removal of Cherokee from Southeast U.S.; 1000s died from cold, starvation & disease on 800 mile journey

• Trail of Takis

• Trail of Tears

• Trail of Oklahoma

Jacksonian Democracy

• Andrew Jackson was president, Ended property qualifications to vote; the idea of spreading political power to all people and ensuring majority rule

• Thomas Jefferson was president, Ended property qualifications to vote; the idea of spreading political power to all people and ensuring majority rule

• James Monroe was president, Ended property qualifications to vote; the idea of spreading political power to all people and ensuring majority rule

said that since the states had formed the national government, state power should be greater than federal power

• countries' rights doctrine

• Britain's rights doctrine

• states' rights doctrine

A tax imposed on imports in and out of a country

• trail

• tariff

• export

Sectional crisis during Jackson's presidency; South Carolina wanted to nullify or reject the tariff passed by the federal government

• Nullification Crisis

• Trail of Tears

• State's Rights

To break away or leave

• amend

• Secede

Practice of handing out government jobs to supporters

• Sugar System

• Spoils System

• Boiled System

An area in present-day Oklahoma that was set aside for the relocation of Native Americans

• Alaskan Territory

• Indian Territory

• British Territory

• Pilgrim Territory