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Chapter 12 Vocab SX

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John Quincy Adams 6th US president in the election of 1824
Andrew Jackson Military hero, candidate in the 1824 election, winner of 1828 election
Jacksonian Democracy Idea of spreading power to common people
Spoils System Practice of giving gov. jobs to political backers
John C. Calhoun Advocate of strong central government, who later became a champion for states rights
Tariff of Abominations 1828 law that upset southerners by raising tariffs on raw materials and manufactured goods
Doctrine of Nullification right of a state to reject a federal law if it's considered unconstitutional
Sequoya Cherokee who invented a writing system for his people
Indian Removal Act 1830 act that gave gov. power to force Native Americans to move west
Indian Territory Present day Oklahoma and parts of Kansas and Nebraska
Trail of Tears 1838-1839 journey of Cherokee people from their home to the Indian territory
Webster-Hayne Debate 1830 debate over nullification
Daniel Webster powerful senator who advocated states rights
Secession to withdraw from the Union
Inflation When economy experiences an increase in prices and a decrease in the value of money
Martin Van Buren Andrew Jackson's VP and president in 1836.
Panic of 1837 Time of economic fear where people demanded banks to exchange their paper money for gold and silver
Depression severe economic slump
Whig Party Political party that opposed Jackson's Policies
William Henry Harrison Whig Party candidate for 1840 election.
John Tyler New England's choice for president in fiercely disputed 1824 election. Winner of said election.
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