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Transportation
and Inventors
Jackson I
Jackson II
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Final Jeopardy
President Jackson’s refusal to
enforce this Supreme Court
Decision led to the Trail of Tears
and Cherokee removal from Georgia
Inventors - $100
He invented the telegraph
Inventors - $200
He invented the cotton gin
Inventors - $300
Isaac Singer and Elias
invented this labor saving device
for women
Inventors - $400
He influenced mass production
by developing interchangeable
parts
Inventors - $500
He is considered the father of the
factory system
Jackson I - $100
Thousands of Indians died during
this relocation when they had to
move west
Jackson I - $200
Unofficial Advisors to the
president-Congress didn’t
approve
Jackson I - $300
Years of Jackson’s
Administration
Jackson I - $400
Economic situation suffered By
the U.S. During the Beginning of
Van Buren’s Term
Jackson I - $500
Jackson vetoed it because he didn't think
federal funds should pay for intrastate
improvements
Jackson II - $100
The charge make by Jacksonians in 1825
that Clay had supported John Quincy
Adams in the House presidential vote in
return for the office of Secretary of State.
Clay knew he could not win, so he traded
his votes for an office.
Jackson II - $200
Many cabinet members snubbed her as
socially unacceptable. Jackson sided
with the her, and the affair helped to
dissolve the cabinet - especially those
members associated with John C.
Calhoun
Jackson II - $300
Modified John Marshall's ruling in the
Darmouth College Case of 1819, which said
that a state could not make laws infringing on
the charters of private organizations. Chief
Justice Roger Taney ruled that a charter
granted by a state to a company cannot work
to the disadvantage of the public.
Jackson II - $400
It was meant to stop land
speculation caused by states
printing paper money without
gold or silver backing it.
Jackson II - $500
It authorized President Jackson to use the
army and navy to collect duties on the Tariffs
of 1828 and 1832.
Reform I - $100
This was a liberal, religious
movement of the 1830s. It
believe that truth comes from the
senses and every man possess
and inner light
Reform I - $200
This was the resentment of
German and Irish immigrant to
the United States
Reform I - $300
She wanted to reform prisons
Reform I - $400
This was the women’s rights
movement meeting held in New
York State in 1848
Reform I - $500
These laws were passed to
prohibit alcohol
Reform Authors - $100
It was one of the few art schools
th
in America in the 19 century
that was famous for their
landscapes
Reform Authors - $200
He was a 19th century writer who
wrote many poems and
philosophical essays
Reform Authors - $300
He inspired passive resistance
and while living in the woods he
wrote Walden
Reform Authors - $400
He was a poet from Brooklyn
whose most famous work was
Leaves of Grass
Reform Authors - $500
He was one of the authors
dealing with never ending
struggle between good and evil.
His most famous work was The
Scarlet letter
Potpourri - $100
The system where people are
rewarded for their party loyalty
with government jobs.
Potpourri - $200
The first highway built by the federal
government. Constructed during 1825-1850, it
stretched from Pennsylvania to Illinois. It was
a major overland shipping route and an
important connection between the North and
the West.
Potpourri - $300
People’s Party in Rhode Island attempted
to overthrow the state legislature; and
example where state reforms did not go
very peacefully in the process of
democratization.
Potpourri - $400
They were state banks that
received funds from the federal
government created by President
Jackson
Potpourri - $500
President of the Bank of the
United States from 1823 on.