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356240555Henry Clay of Kentucky, Andrew Jackson of Tennessee, John Quincy Adams of MA, William Crawford of Georgiaran for president in 1824
356240556John Quincy Adamsson of President John Adams, former secretary of state under Monroe, not well liked, won presidency because Clay influenced House
356240557Henry Claywon people over with his wit and charm, speaker of the house
356240558William CrawfordMonroe's secretary of treasury
356240559Andrew Jacksonhero of the Battle of New Orleans, won popular vote
356240560National Republicanspeople who supported Adams and Clay
356240561Democraticpeople who supported Jackson
356240562Adams and Jacksonran for President in 1828
356240563Jacksonwon 1828 election by a landslide
356240564people new to voting - urban Eastern workers, farmers in South, Western statessupported Jackson in 1828
356240565Nicholas Biddlepresident of the Bank since 1823, came from a well-to-do Philadelphia family
356240566Roger TaneySecretary of the Treasury, Jackson ordered him to put federal funds into pet banks instead of the Bank of the US
356240567John C. CalhounJackson's Vice President, southeners turned to him to battle against the Tariff of Abominations
356240568Daniel WebsterSenator of MA, delivered attack on states' right as threat to the Union, "Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and inseparable"
356240569Robert HayneSenator of South Carolina, defended the idea of nullification
356240570SequoyaCherokee leader who developed an alphabet
356240571John MarshallChief Justice, sided with Cherokee in complaints against Georgia
356240572John RossCherokee leader led his people on a forced march to Indian Territory
356240573Quatie Rosswife of John Ross who died during the Trail of Tears
356240574Osceolahe and the Seminole declared war against the federal government
356240575Martin Van BurenIn 1837, Jackson turned over reins of government to him
356240576William Henry HarrisonGeneral, hero of 1811 Battle of Tippeecanoe, Whigs chose him as a candidate
356240577John TylerWhigs selected him as Harrison's running mate
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