1828 Democratic-Republican candidate

1828 National Republican candidate

An overwhelming victory

Birthplace of Andrew Jackson

System in which nonelected officials carry our laws

relocated to Indian territory

Began with the Panic of 1837

Whig's campaign slogan

Ruins a reputation

Sauk leader

Bank president

First Whig president

1836 presidential election winner

This 1824 Republican candidate nominee was weakened by his poor health:

The 1824 presidential election was decided (12th Amendment):

This 1828 presidential candidate believed the nation should shift from a farming based economy to a manufacturing one:

This president's popularity with the "common man" changed politics in Washington DC:

Some Southern wanted to break away from the United States or to:

Congress passed this Act in order to relocate Native Americans:

The Bank of the US was chartered by:

President Van Buren's belief in the principle of laissez-faire prolonged the:

John Tyler became president because:

This was NOT a favorite son candidate in the 1824 election:

By 1840, the expansion of suffrage had grown so that more than 80% of these Americans voted in the presidential election:

The practice of replacing government employees with the winning candidate's supporters became known as:

This sent a message that the federal government would not allow a state to go its way without a fight:

This Seminole leader went to war against the US in order to keep his nation's land:

A government permit to operate the Bank of the US was called a:

This man and federal troops removed the Cherokee and led them West:

This Act allowed the federal government to pay Native Americans to move West:

In this supreme court case decision, Chief Justice John Marshall ruled that Georgia had no right to interfere with the Cherokee:

Making surprise attacks and then retreating back into the forests and swamps is using:

As their symbol in the election of 1840, the Whigs adopted teh:

Andrew Jackson's supporters replaced the caucuses with:

This state passed the Nullification Act:

Presidential candidates who receive the backing of their home states rather than of the national party are called:

This 1824 presidential candidate spoke for the Americans who had been left out of politics:

more than half

largest single share

right to vote

political candidates were chosen by committees made up from members of Congress

first national presidential convention

present-day Oklahoma

Cherokee name given to Native American removal

Historian name given to Native American removal

wealthy easterners

Andrew Jackson

cancel a federal law considered unconstitutional

Which of the following is INCORRECT about William H Crawford?

Everything is CORRECT about what John Quincy Adams wanted after he was elected president EXCEPT:

Which of the following was NOT an element used in the 1828 presidential election?

Which state did not have large numbers of Native Americans?

Which of the following groups of people did NOT turn against President Van Buren?

Which statement is FALSE concerning how the Bank of the US became a powerful institution?

A time when land values dropped sharply, investments declined suddenly, banks failed, and people lost confidence in the economic system was called:

From 1816-1824, one political party in the US:

Which statement is FALSE concerning Andrew Jackson's accomplishments?

Which native american tribe did NOT live in the southeast part of the US?