American Pageant Chapter 13
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| Four main candidates in 1824 | ||
| Vice president on two presidential tickets in 1824 | ||
| Candidate who suffered a paralytic stroke | ||
| Candidate who was not chosen because he was an enemy of Clay | ||
| Victor of the election of 1824 | ||
| Influential Speaker of the House who greatly influenced the decision in the election of 1824 | ||
| Man who insulted Clay because he felt Adams's decision to make him Secretary of State was corrupt | ||
| Political party in the Quincy Adams's presidency that supported Federalist views | ||
| Political party in the Quincy Adams's presidency that supported the rights of the individual | ||
| Tree used to symbolize Adams | ||
| Tree used to symbolize Jackson | ||
| Andrew Jackson's wife | ||
| Region(s) where Jackson held the most influence | ||
| Region(s) where Adams held the most influence | ||
| Man awarded the position of the collector of customs of New York and stole $1 million from the government | ||
| A pamphlet that denounced the high tariff as unconstitutional | ||
| The writer of The South Carolina Exposition | ||
| Man who composed a counterproclamation to Jackson's proclamation against nullification | ||
| Bill authorizing President to use army and navy to collect taxes if necessary | ||
| Group created to assimilate Indians into white society | ||
| Cherokee form of government modeled after republicanism | ||
| Five "civilized" tribes | ||
| Tariff proposed to settle the dispute between nullies and Jackson | ||
| Man who composed the Compromise Tariff of 1830 | ||
| Indian chief who led tribes to resist eviction | ||
| Man who crushed Indian resistance to displacement | ||
| Indian who led a guerilla war against white expansion in the Everglades | ||
| President of the Bank of the United States | ||
| Two men who proposed a renewed bank charter | ||
| Third party in the race between Jackson and Quincy Adams | ||
| Order that all new land be bought with metallic money | ||
| Jackson's successor | ||
| Three conditions of colonization in Texas | ||
| Man chosen to receive Texas | ||
| Famous Texan rifleman | ||
| Famous for inventing a knife | ||
| Ex-governor of Tennessee, led the Texas Rebellion | ||
| Mexican dictator during the Texas Rebellion | ||
| Leader of Texans at the Alamo | ||
| City where four hundred American soldiers were slaughtered | ||
| City where Santa Anna was captured and forced to sign treaties | ||
| Victor in the election of 1840 | ||
| Jackson's opponent in one of his nearly-fatal duels | ||
| Military leader who treacherously capture Osceola | ||
| Spanish leader in the Texan revolution, later became vice-president of Texas | ||
| leaders of Spanish Mexico | ||
| Reasons for the Texan Revolution | ||
| Main crop of Texas | ||
| President of Texas | ||
| Treaty made at San Jacinto that Santa Anna was forced to sign | ||
| Wife of a cabinet member, caused a scandal that lead to a rift in the cabinet | ||
| William H. Harrison's vice president | ||
| Bill for internal improvements from federal funds, vetoed by Jackson |