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| The case of McCulloch v maryand |
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| Protected federal institutions from state taxes |
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| Jackson defended the spoils system by claiming that it prevented |
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| Control of government by the rich |
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| Andrew Jackson found his greatest support among |
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| Unlike the Jacksonian democrats, the national republicans thought |
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| The federal government should support internal improvements |
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| The Monroe doctrine stated that |
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| Europe must not try to control any nation in the western hemisphere |
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| The supreme court under chief justice marshall made several decisions that |
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| Strengthened the federal government |
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| The 1828 election saw the rise of two new political parties, the |
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| National republicans and Jacksonian democrats |
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| The tarif of 1828 posed a serious challenge to federal authority when |
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| SoutH Carolina declared the tariffs null and void |
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| By what means did Andrew Jackson guarantee tarif collection in south carolina |
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| He reinforced federal forts in south Carolina to show that he was serious about collecting the revenues |
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| Hiw did Andrew Jackson resolve the issue of the bank of the united states |
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| He vetoed the bill, however congress voted to override his veto |
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| In response to the supreme courts ruling in Worchester v Georgia, Andrew Jackson |
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| Defies the court and sent troops to force the removal of the Cherokee |
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| The Adams onis treaty of 1821 ceded which state to the united states |
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| Henry clays "American system" consisted of what 3 elements? |
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1. Charter of the 2nd national bank
2. Federal funding for the national road
3. A high protective tariff |
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| what dominated the presidential election campaign of 1828 |
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| personality and personal attacks |
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| in the case of gibbons v Ogden, the supreme court |
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| established the principle that the federal government would control interstate commerce |
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| at the time it was issued, the monroe doctrine was |
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| incapable of being enforced by the united states |
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| as a result of the missouri compromise |
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| slavery was banned north of 36 degrees 30' in the Louisiana Purchase territory |
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| in mcculloch v maryland, cohens v virginia, and gibbons v ogden, chief justice marshall's rulings limited the extent of |
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| andrew jacksons political philosophy was based on his |
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| was a misnomer, because the period was a troubled one |
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| the house of representatives decided the 1824 presidential election when |
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| no candidate received a majority of the vote in the electoral college |
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| the policy of the jackson administration toward the eastern indian tribes was |
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| while in existence, the second bank of the united states |
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| was the depository of the funds of the national government |
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| in interpreting the constitution, john marshall |
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| favored "loose construction" |
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| john quincy adams, elected president in 1825,was charged by his political opponents with having struck a "corrupt bargain" when he appointed ____________ to become _______________ |
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| henry clay; secretary of state |
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| state 3 results of the missouri compromise |
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1. the balance between the north and south was kept even
2. missouri entered the union as a slave state
3. maine entered the union as a free state |
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| the presidential election of 1824 |
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| was the first one to see the election of a minority president |
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| the purpose behind the spoils system was |
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| to reward political supporters with public office |
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| as president, john quincy adams |
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| was one of the least successful presidents in american history |
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| the "nullification crisis" of 1832-1833 erupted over |
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| andrew jackson's administration supported the removal of native americans from the eastern states because |
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| whites wanted the indians' land |
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| the united states' most successful diplomat and secretary of state in the era of good feelings was |
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| one of the major causes of the panic of 1819 was |
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| unstable financial practices |
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| the section of the united states most hurt by the tariff of 1828 was |
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