Massachusetts senator who debated against nullification

(a)  

president of the Bank of the United States in 1832

(a)  

The time between the election and a president leaving office is the (a)   period.

Jackson ordered that government lands could be bought with only gold or silver coins, called (a)   , rather than with paper money.

An increase in the prices of goods and services often caused by an increase in the money supply is (a)  

Jackson moved money from the National Bank to state banks, which were referred to as (a)   banks.

The (a)   of 1833 calmed the dispute between South Carolina and the federal

government by gradually lowering tariff rates.

A state’s act of leaving the Union is called (a)  

Calhoun believed that a state could refuse to accept, or could (a)   , a federal law that it considered unconstitutional.

(a)   is the view that each state voluntarily joined the Union

and that each state had the right to control its own affairs.

When Congress increased the tariff in 1828, Southerners called it the “tariff of (a)  

A tariff designed to limit the importation of foreign goods and keep American industries from foreign competition is a (a)   tariff.

A tariff designed to raise money is a (a)   tariff.

The forced march to Indian Territory during which many Native Americans died became known as the (a)   .

Tracts of land set aside for Indians were (a)  

Jackson signed the (a)   Act in 1830, which stated that Indians who left their land east of the Mississippi River would be given lands west of the river.

Jackson’s informal advisers were called his (a)   Cabinet.

Organized groups of politicians who sought to control the government and use their power to keep members in office were called political (a)  

The act of distributing government jobs to loyal followers is the (a)   system.

The process of spreading negative information about opponents is (a)  

Jackson accused Clay and Adams of making a (a)   involving Clay

supporting Adams for president in return for Adams naming Clay secretary of state.

Henry Clay supported the (a)   System, which supported the National Bank,

internal improvements, and a high tariff.

The (a)   Treaty settled the boundary of Maine and Canada.

Tippecanoe and Tyler Too” was a campaign slogan in the 1840 presidential campaign of (a)   .

The political party that was formed in the 1830s in opposition to Jackson was the (a)   .

The state that voted to nullify the Tariff of 1832 was (a)   .

The Indian leader of the Sauk and Fox tribes who lost most of his men in the Battle of Bad Axe was (a)   .

The Indian tribe which developed a written language and constitution and was moved west in the Trail of Tears was the (a)   .

The act of distributing government jobs to loyal followers is the (a)   system.

The president elected in 1824 was elected by the (a)   .

A closed meeting of each party’s members of Congress and other party leaders who chose the party’s candidates was a (a)  

president who took office when the previous president died in office; annexed Texas

(a)  

president who died one month into his term

(a)  

Democratic president who supported the spoils system and who opposed the National Bank

(a)  

the hand-picked successor to Jackson for Democratic candidate in 1836

(a)  

vice president under Jackson, defender of states’ rights

(a)  

president elected in 1824; accused of making a “corrupt bargain”

(a)