Who was the French aristocrat that toured the United States in the early 1830s and wrote Democracy in America?

What was Henry Clay's economic plan to bolster and unify the national economy by raising protective tariffs, developing the transportation system, and establishing a strong national bank?

Seventh President of the U.S., 1829-1837; hero of the Battle of New Orleans; fought against the Second Bank of the U.S.

Fifth President of the U.S., 1817-1825; emissary that negotiated the Louisiana Purchase; presided over "Era of Good Feelings"

What term was used for President Andrew Jackson's fight against Nicholas Biddle and supporters of the Bank of the U.S.?

Name the prominent diplomat and politician of the early republic, serving as senator and representative from Massachusetts, as well as secretary of state and who regularly championed issues in defense of the Union.

Pioneer of American textile manufacturing who created one of the first complete mills in Waltham, Massachusetts

Prominent politician from Kentucky, serving as Speaker of the House, senator, and secretary of state and running unsuccessfully for president three times; one of the founders of the Whig Party; helped bring about the Missouri Compromise while Speaker

Identify an 1830 act that allowed the federal government to negotiate with Native Americans to relocate them west of the Mississippi River

Prominent South Carolinian politician serving as senator, secretary of state, vice president, and secretary of war; supporter of slavery and of nullification

Sixth President of the U.S., 1825-1829; son of former president; career diplomat and secretary of state under his predecessor

Tenth President of the U.S., 1841-1845; former Democrat turned Whig from Virginia; came to office with the death of his predecessor

Eighth President of the U.S., 1837-1841; skillful politician from New York and vice president; lost popularity due to inability to deal with severe financial crisis

Supreme Court case that confirmed the implied powers of Congress by upholding the constitutionality of the Bank of the United States

Name the agreement of 1820 that defused sectional conflict by agreeing to admit Maine as a free state and Missouri as a slave state, and to henceforth prohibit slavery in the Louisiana Territory in the regions north of the southern border of Missouri

Articulated in 1823, this policy of the U.S. warned against European interference in the American continents and promised that the United States would stay out of European affairs

What is the theory that individual states, as the original creators of the federal government, possess the right to invalidate federal laws if they find them unconstitutional

Triggered by an executive order that the government would accept payment for land only in gold or silver or a currency backed by one of the metals, this economic crisis included business failures, a spike in unemployment, falling prices, and even bread riots

What is the process whereby elected officials give out government jobs as reward for political favors?

What is the term for the forced journey made by Native Americans to the Indian Territory that began in the winter of 1838, killing perhaps a quarter or more of the migrants?

What political party formed during the presidency of Andrew Jackson to support a more active federal government, and whose members favored industrial, commercial, and infrastructural development to promote economic growth?

Ninth president of the U.S., 1841; experienced Indian fighter and later governor of Indian Territory; hero of the Battle of Tippecanoe; died one month into presidency

Supreme Court case of 1832 that affirmed federal authority over that of individual states concerning the affairs of Indian tribes