Jackson’s victory was aided by changes that allowed more people to vote. These workers and farmers were attracted by Jackson’s image as a self-made “ ________ man.”

Congress ________ goods from Europe so that American goods would be cheaper than goods imported from Europe.

Northern ________________ liked these tariffs because they made imported goods more expensive.

Southerners were afraid the tariffs would hurt their profitable _________ trade with Europe.

Arguments about the tariffs led to fights over states’ rights. Southern leaders said that states could nullify _________ laws that they did not like.

Which term means attempts to ruin your opponent’s reputation with insults.

Which term means to a candidate that received backing from their home states rather than the national party.

Which term means a system in which non-elected officials carry out laws.

Which term means to force eastern Native Americans to lands west of the Mississippi River.

Which was a Seminole leader who refused to leave his land and decided to fight instead.

Which term means that government should interfere as little as possible in the nation's economy.

Congress passed the Indian Removal Act in 1830 and created the Indian Territory west of the ____________ River.

Thousands of Native Americans in the eastern United States were forced to relocate to live there, in what is now the state of _______________.

Georgia wanted the ___________ to move, but they refused to leave and took legal action.

The _________ Court agreed with the Cherokee, but President Jackson ignored the Court’s decision.

The federal government sent the military to make the Cherokee relocate to the Indian Territory. Their journey is called the Trail of _____.

Which is NOT a state soldiers rounded up Cherokee from in 1838?

The Seminole in _______ refused to leave their land. They fought the army in the Seminole Wars.

Which is NOT a Native American tribe that was forced to relocate in Oklahoma

By 1842 most Native Americans who once lived east of the Mississippi River had been moved to the _________ Territory.

What was the name of the Supreme Court in which the court ruled in favor of the Cherokee from Georgia?

In 1836, Jackson refused to sign a ______ to allow the Bank to continue to operate.

President Jackson disliked the Second _____ of the United States.

What man opposed Jackson in the “war against the bank”?

Who won the presidential election of 1836?

The fear caused by the bank failures set off the Panic of ____.

President Van Buren did little to ease the crisis because he believed in the principles of ___________________.

In 1840, President Martin Van Buren worked with Congress to pass a law that required the federal government to keep its money in a federal _______ instead of state banks.

Supreme Court case in which the court decided the National Bank was constitutional which was contrary to what Andrew Jackson believed.

The depression helped Whig candidate ____________________ defeat President Van Buren in the 1840 election.

Harrison died shortly after becoming president, however, making Vice President _____________ the president.

The issue of ______ divided the Whig party in the 1840's

In the 1840 presidential election William Henry Harrison used what symbol to help him win the election?