Jacksonian Democracy Review

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Jacksonian Democracy Review
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Indian removal act resulted in what?

• Indians forced to move west of the Mississippi
  river to Oklahoma territory

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The Trail of Tears is what route?

• Cherokee traveled from Georgia to Oklahoma

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In what order did people earn the right to vote ?

• White males with property
• White males
• Black and white males
• women

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Who formed a confederation of tribes in an effort
to prevent further expansion of white settlers

• Tecumseh

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What were the Native American and American views
on land ownership

• Americans all about owning the land privately,
  Native Americans not at all

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Who worked to reduce the consumption of alcohol

• Temperance societies

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What is the Southerners' argument used in defense
of slavery?

• They contribute to a prosperous society

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What did the cotton gin do?

• Remove seeds from cotton
• Increased slavery in the south

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Why were women more frequently hired to work in
the factories?

• Could be paid less than men

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Dorothea Dix

• Advocate for mental illness reform

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the public educational system that existed in the
United States before 1830 can be described as

• Not free
• Not mandatory
• Not public
• Usually only rich male children

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Declaration of Sentiments

• All men and women are created equal issued at the
  Seneca falls Conference

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Harriet Tubman

• Conductor on the Underground Railroad

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Who had the right to vote in the United States
in the late 1700s

• White males with property

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Battle of Tippecanoe in 1811 was between

• Americans and Native Americans

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Who were the organizers of the women's rights
convention held in Seneca Falls, New York in 1848?

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott

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Horace Mann

• Reformer for public education

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principal goal of the supporters of Manifest
Destiny

• To spread the USA from the Atlantic ocean to the
  Pacific ocean

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The climate and topography of the southeastern
United States can be characterized how

• Rural and agricultural

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tariffs in the 19th century were intended to

• Increase government revenue and protect American
  manufacturing

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What happened at a state dinner at the white
House between Jackson and Calhoun?

• Challenged each others views on nullification

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The Kitchen Cabinet

• Unofficial advisors to Jackson

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First major Tariff of Jackson's administration
was passed in what year?

• 1828

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Jackson was nicknamed "Old Hickory because?

• He was hard and strong

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What state threatened to secede during the
Nullification Crisis?

• South Carolina

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The Tariff of 1828 caused what crisis to happen?

• Nullification Crisis

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The "corrupt bargain" after the election of 1824
concerned who?

• Jackson accused Henry Clay of this because he did
  not get elected president and instead John Quincy
  Adams did

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Jackson asked Congress to do what regarding the
banks

• Only use specie

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Specie is

• Gold and silver

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The Era of Good Feelings is known for

• Improved transportation. Better inventions and
  technology. Stable government

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What made transportation on rivers more efficient

• Fultons steam boat

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In what order in did these presidents serve

• Washington, Adams ,Jefferson, Madison, Monroe,
  Jackson

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Monroe Doctrine

• Europe to stay out of North America
• No European colonies in the Americas

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Frederick Douglass

• Abolitionist against slavery

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Harriet Beecher Stowe

• Wrote book against slavery called Uncle Toms
  Cabin

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton

• Organizes the womans rights conference at Seneca
  falls

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What court case established the Supreme Courts
power of judicial review

• Marbury v. Madison

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Which President introduced the present day
Democratic party

• Jackson

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Andrew Jacksons number one priority

• The nation or Federal government

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Andrew Jackson's vice president

• Calhoun

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What alienated Andrew Jackson from John Calhoun?

• Peggy Eaton Affair

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The nullification crisis of 1832-1833 was about

• Tariff of 1828
• States rights

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Andrew Jacksons 3 charges against the Bank of
the United States

• Elite rich people controlled the money
• Bank was a tyrant and used money to corrupt
  politicians
• Anti-western

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Why did Andrew Jacksons administration support
the removal of Native Americans

• Whites wanted their land

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Suffrage is

• voting

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How did Andrew Jackson extend suffrage?

• Gave it to all white males with no property
  requirement attached

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Overall reason for the War of 1812

• Impressment and concern over western lands of
  North America

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Alexander Hamilton's economic plan for the USA

• Establish bank of USA
• Stabilize currency
• Establish taxes and tariffs to increase
  government revenue

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appeal to the common man is called

• Populist or populism

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Clays American System consists of what 3 items

• maintain a national bank
• Establish a national transportation system
• Better the infrastructure

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Slater

• Starts factory system with water powered mills in
  Rhode Island

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McCulloch v. Maryland

• Supreme Court case that says states do not have
  right to tax national bank

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1818 convention settled what issues

• 49th parallel as boundary with Canada in the west

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The Adams Onis Treaty

• Added Florida to America and gave Spanish lands
  east of the Mississippi river to USA

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America for Americans!

• Monroe Doctrine in a nutshell

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What linked western markets to New York City

• Erie Canal

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Manifest Destiny is the belief that Americans
have the right to do what

• Possess all of the American continent from the
  Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean for themselves

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Watt invented what?

• Steam engine

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The spoils system is

• Allows victorious political party to fill public
  offices with their supporters

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Abolition

• Against slavery

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Pinckney's Treaty?

• Helped commerce with Canada and Great Britain

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Mass Production

• Make a large number of parts and use to make a
  lot of a product

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John Calhoun, Vice-president to Andrew Jackson,
from South Carolina believed that what rights
reigned supreme?

• States

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Impressment

• Kidnapping of American sailors on to British ships