25. What does the “corrupt bargain” refer to?
6. Why did Americans want Native Americans
to leave the land they were on?
Who did Jackson represent?
 12.
What caused the Panic of 1837?
What legislation led to the removal of Native
Americans and forced them to relocate to
Oklahoma?
23. President of the United States during the
bank war and the Indian Removal Act.
8. Who did Jackson think he was defending
when he vetoed the National Bank?
4. What was the Trail of Tears?
23. President of the National Bank
10. How did whites see Native Americans?
23. Leader of the Whig Party who lost to
Andrew Jackson in the election of 1832
What were the beliefs of Jacksonian
Democracy?
11. Who proposed the compromise that ended
the debate over the tariff of abominations?
17. Who would benefit the most from
Jacksonian Democracy?
20. What were the conditions of the Trail of
Tears like?
23. First Whig President – died 1 month into
office
9. What was Jackson’s opinion of southern
secession?
15. Where did Jackson move federal funds
from the National Bank to?
13. Who was chosen as Jackson’s successor as
President and rode his popularity into the
presidency?
23. President who had to deal with the effects
of the Panic of 1837
16. The political beliefs of the Whig Party
included what?
19. What was Sequoyah’s primary contribution
to the Cherokee?
23. Democrat President that vetoed many Whig
policies – weakened the Whig Party
18. What did John C. Calhoun believe states
should be able to do with national laws they
disagreed with?
21. Which government (constitutional)
principle was at the heart of the nullification
controversies?
23. Leader in the Whig Party – opposed the
Doctrine of Nullification
14. What was the name of the new political
party created to oppose “King Andrew I”?
3. How was the spoils system controversial?
22. Jackson gave jobs in government to his
supporters. This is an example of what?
24. Why did Jackson’s critics believe Jackson
was acting like a “King”?
7. According to Jackson, who benefited from
the National Bank?