
Unit 10: Age of Jackson
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- Q11830 law calling for the forced movement of Native Americans to west of the Mississippi River; supported by Andrew JacksonIndian Removal Act30s
- Q2adopted white customs such as farming & ranching, clothing, education, written language, newspaper and constitution in order to be allowed to remain on tribal land; despite their efforts they were removedCherokee30s
- Q3adopt white customs & become US citizens OR move to Indian Territoryoptions given Native Americans by Jackson30s
- Q4a Supreme Court case in which it was ruled that the Cherokee nation was a distinct community in which the laws of Georgia had no force; Jackson's response "John Marshall has made his decision, now he can enforce it."Worcester vs. Georgia30s
- Q5area Native Americans were forced to move to; made up of present day Oklahoma and parts of Kansas and NebraskaIndian Territory30s
- Q6forced removal of Cherokees to Indian Territory by the US Army; 1/4 of them died on the journeyTrail of Tears30s
- Q7Jackson opposed it because he felt it favored the wealthy; he vetoed the charter, declared in unconstitutional (not his job) and took US $$ out which "killed" the bank; led to a short lived economic "boom" which made Jackson even more popularSecond Bank of the United States30s
- Q8state banks issued too much paper money which led to inflation; people became very concerned about economic stability of nation and began to exchange paper money for gold; banks ran out of gold and began to close; economic depression followedPanic of 183730s
- Q9POTUS #8; was Jackson's second term VP; blamed for the Panic of 1837Martin Van Buren30s
- Q10an increase in prices and a decrease in the value of moneyinflation30s
- Q11A severe economic slump; marked by a decrease in business activity, widespread unemployment, and falling prices and wageseconomic depression30s
- Q12party formed by Henry Clay and Daniel Webster to oppose POTUS having too much powerWhig Party30s
- Q13POTUS #9; first Whig elected as POTUS: caught pneumonia after inauguration address and died after serving for one monthWilliam Henry Harrison30s
- Q14POTUS #10; Harrison's VP who became POTUS when Harrison diedJohn Tyler30s
- Q15discovered on Cherokee land which made the state of Georgia pass laws to remove them more quickly than the Indian Removal Act; Cherokee's sued Georgia and Supreme Court ruled that Georgia could not kick them outgold30s