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James Monroe, John Quincy Adams, and Andrew Jackson

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public speaking
to pay back
officially policy
loyalty to local interests
when one country officially recognizes another country
A time when there was only one political party... Democratic Republicans (federalists faded away)
"George Washington of Latin America"
Monroe Doctrine
Missouri will be a slave state
Maine will be a free state
anything north of this line would be free
Henry Clay
An economic plan to protect the U.S.A from foreign interference and allow America to be independent economically
tariffs, roads/ canals, and 2nd national bank
made foreign goods expensive so Americans would buy U.S. goods
would help Americans to trade with other countries
provide loans to businesses and private banks, create a single currency
Albany to Buffalo
New Orleans
it made it the financial capital of the USA
cancel
tariffs and they claimed that states had the right to nullify federal laws
Nullification Crisis
States could nullify federal laws and secede from the union
The "era of good feelings" had come to an end
John Quincy Adams, Henry Clay, Andrew Jackson, and John C. Calhoun
No one got the majority vote
The House of Representatives got to decide who won
Andrew Jackson, and John Quincy Adams
Henry Clay
he didn't like Jacksons political views
John Quincy Adams
Henry Clay
because usually whomever was this position usually became president next
Andrew Jackson won
McCulloch v. Maryland
the state of Maryland had tried to tax a Baltimore branch of the Second Bank of the United States
gave President Jackson the authority to give Native Americans land west of the Mississippi river in exchange for their land east of the miss. river
The Cherokee could not be forced off their land because the U.S. had made a treaty granting them that land
came back to Illinois, but him and his men got defeated by the Illinois militia
Seminoles refused to leave Florida and they fought a war with the U.S. until 1842
They were forced west of the Mississippi River
When the Cherokee were forced off their land, over 3,000 died on the journey west of the Mississippi River
the practice of an elected official giving government jobs to friends/ supporters
in Jackson's Presidency
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
Monroe didn't want European countries to come to America and take over our countries, European countries didn't listen
Supporters of Jackson

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