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Chapter 13 Review Game. Chosen President in the election of 1824. Elected President in 1828 and 1832. Senator from Massachusetts who argued against nullification in his "Liberty and Union" speech. Jackson's first V.P.; from SC; came up with nullification; defended states' rights. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Chosen President in the election of 1824

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Elected President in

1828 and 1832

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Senator from Massachusetts

who argued against

nullification in his "Liberty and Union" speech

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Jackson's first V.P.; from SC; came up with nullification; defended states'

rights

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Jackson's second V.P.; elected President in

1836

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Whig Congressman from the West who made a

"corrupt bargain"; ran for

president in 1832.

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Served only one month as President

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President of the Bank of the

United States during bank war

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First Vice President to "inherit" the presidency.

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Seminole chief who went to war to keep his land.

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List the first ten List the first ten presidents in presidents in order: (last order: (last names only names only except JQA)except JQA)

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Why was the election of 1824 was decided in the House of

Representatives?

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As President, what programs

did JQA support?

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What two political parties grew out of the

Republican party after 1824?

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What kind of people

supported each of the two parties?

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Name two things that

demonstrate the growth of

democracy in the early 1800s.

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What voting restriction was done away with

in the early 1800s?

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The election of 1824 is a good

example of _____________.

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To whom was democracy not

extended during the Jackson era?

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Why did Jackson use the spoils

system?

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Why did congress issue

the Tariff of 1828?

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How did the Bank of the

United States help regulate the

nation's economy?

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Why did President

Jackson oppose the Bank of the United States?

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Why did white settlers want

Cherokee lands?

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How did President

Jackson respond to the Supreme Court's decision

about the Cherokee's right

to keep their land?

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Why did Southerners

hate the Tariff of 1828?

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What was President Jackson's

position on nullification?

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How did South Carolina respond

to the Tariff of 1828 (Tariff of

Abominations)?

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The American ideal in the

1830s was the self-made man.

What did this mean?

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What two things did Jackson do

that contributed to the causes of

the Panic of 1837?

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How did President

Jackson kill the Bank of the

United States?

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What did Andrew Jackson

come to symbolize?

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List two of the causes of the Panic of 1837.

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What contributed to Van Buren's

defeat in 1840?

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By the middle of the 1800s, how

were most political

candidates chosen?

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Who said: "Liberty and

Union, now and forever, one and

inseparable!"

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Who said: "Our Federal Union--it

must be preserved!"

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Who said: "The Union, next to

our liberty, most dear."

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Who said: “Van, Van is a used up

man!”

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Who said: “Tippecanoe and

Tyler, too!”

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Who said: “Oh Andy, oh Andy, how many men

have you hanged in your life?”

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Put the following 4 events in order: A.Jackson demanded specie for

land salesB.People rushed to trade worthless

paper $ for specie so they could buy land.

C.The banks printed more paper $$ that wasn’t backed by specie in order to meet the demand for loans.

D.Speculators wanted to borrow $ from state banks to buy western land.

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Put the following 3 events in order: A.The United States fell into

a depression.B.The economy slowed and

unemployment increased.C.Banks failed and there

was nowhere to get loans for capital to start new businesses.