Jacksonian Democracy (1800-1840)
Jacksonian Democracy Unit
Team 9
Fort Riley Middle School
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| perfect place | ||
| political party OPPOSED to Jackson, favored a weak president and a strong congress | ||
| to "rise above" material things | ||
| group of authors and artists during the 1800s who thought people should return to nature | ||
| rewarding your supporters government jobs | ||
| group of advisors to Andrew Jackson, group of close friends who met in a common area of the White House | ||
| Andrew Jackson's vice president who he had hung for treason | ||
| a government based on the common man - 1820 to 1840 | ||
| ruled that the Cherokee tribe was independent from the US, 1832 - Jackson ignored it | ||
| 1830 - law that moved all Native Americans living East of the Mississippi to Indian Territory | ||
| period of renewal in Christian beliefs, occurred during the 1800s | ||
| 1838-39, 800 mile forced march of the Cherokee from Georgia to Indian Territory | ||
| a period of economic depression after Andrew Jackson's presidency, lead to the election of the Whigs | ||
| South Carolina threatened to leave the US, Andrew Jackson used the army and had his vice president hung to prevent it | ||
| created the National Bank, state powers were limited | ||
| Supreme Court Chief Justice who ruled on many important trials, helped create a strong Supreme Court | ||
| Andrew Jackson hated this form of currency; felt it had no "real" value | ||
| final battle of the War of 1812, occurred two weeks after the treaty was signed, Andrew Jackson became a war hero | ||
| term that describes Andrew Jackson's marriage to his wife was controversial because she was married to "two" people | ||
| the 2nd Great Awakening, transcendentalism, and Romantics developed as a reaction to this, an event occurring the US creating cities and factories | ||
| Native American tribe in FLORIDA who raided settlements in Georgia, Andrew Jackson sent to stop them and ends up taking Florida | ||
| agreement that gave Florida to the US | ||
| Marbury v. Madison established this, the power of the Supreme Court | ||
| the form of Christianity that most Americans follow | ||
| the original form of Christianity prior to the split in the church in the 1400s | ||
| author of The Raven and Tell-Tale Heart | ||
| very popular female poet during the Romantic period, did not become famous until after she died | ||
| place in California where gold was discovered | ||
| nickname for the miners who flocked to California for gold | ||
| the river where gold was discovered in California | ||
| group of immigrants who came from across the Pacific who also searched for gold | ||
| the year gold was discovered in California | ||
| Which president was Andrew Jackson? | ||
| taxes on imported goods | ||
| the name for Mr. Madison's War, or the Second War for Independence | ||
| the country the US fought during the War of 1812 | ||
| nickname for Andrew Jackson, meant he was "tough" | ||
| name for groups of Indians who tried to fit in with the Americans, went to school & adopted American culture | ||
| group who helped Andrew Jackson fight at New Orleans, provided supplies and cannons | ||
| the reason Andrew Jackson ran for president, to stop this in government | ||
| morpheme meaning "water" | ||
| author of Origin of Species; Theory of Evolution | ||
| political party that formed when Jackson split from the Democratic-Republicans | ||
| current state where Indian Territory was established | ||
| Native American tribe who took part in the Trail of Tears | ||
| morpheme meaning "one who believes in" | ||
| 7th president | ||
| 8th president; hand chosen by Jackson | ||
| 9th president, Tippecanoe & Tyler Too campaign slogan | ||
| 10th president, first Vice President to fulfill the role of President after a death or resignation | ||
| the act of formally withdrawing from a union or nation | ||
| Jacksonian Democracy is named as such because it benefited this group | ||
| morpheme meaning "good" | ||
| morpheme meaning "time" | ||
| morpheme meaning "two" | ||
| morpheme meaning "in the front" | ||
| political leader who opposed Jackson during his presidency; wrote the Missouri Compromise & ran against Jackson in the election of 1832 | ||
| government agency that was formed to represent and handle issues dealing with Native Americans | ||
| Jackson is the only president who has been able to pay off the ____________ | ||
| who has supreme power in an area; in Worcester v. Georgia Justice Marshall ruled that the Cherokee ruled themselves | ||
| morpheme meaning "across" | ||
| morpheme meaning "people" |