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sixth president of the united states John Quincy Adams
military hero and seventh president Andrew Jackson
political philosophy that puts its faith in the common people Jacksonian democracy
the practice of giving government jobs to political supporters spoils system
a cherokee who invented a writing system for the cherokee nation Sequoya
law that required native americans to move west Indian Removal Act
area that is now oklahoma and parts of kansas and nebraska to which native americans were moved Indian Territory
route the cherokees were forced to travel from georgia to indian territory Trail of Tears
seminole who was an important leader in Second Seminole War Osceola
the tariff of 1828 on raw materials and manufactured goods that outraged many southerners "Tariff of Abominations"
vice-president and congressional leader from south carolina John C. Calhoun
the belief that states could ignore federal laws that they did not like doctrine of nullification
debate between senators daniel webster and robert hayne over nullification,anti-nullification wins taking webster to win Webster-Hayne debate
a senate leader from massachustetts Daniel Webster
withdrawel from the union secession
an icrease in prices and a decrease in the value of money inflation
eighth president,1836 Martin Van buren
widespread concerrn about the state of the economy in 1837 Panic of 1837
a severe economic slump depression
party formed by opponents of president jackson Whig Party
ninth president,1840, died one month after his inauguration. William Henry Harrison
tenth president after being voted as vice presiden to Harrison in 1840, became 10th president when Harrison died one month later John tyler
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