For Andrew Jackson, the quintessential “common man” was the

The Indian people that resisted removal the longest were the

In Jackson’s view, treaties with Native Americans served only to make it easy for Indians to __________ United States settlers.

Andrew Jackson’s endorsement of federal restraint was confused by his equally strong conviction that he was the people; ironically, Jackson __________ the powers of the presidency.

In the Transcontinental Treaty of 1819, Spain ceded __________ to the United States in return for the U.S. government’s agreement to assume private American claims against Spain in the amount of about $5 million.

After the Panic of 1819, shopkeepers, farmers, and urban workers focused their anger on the power of