Matching 1 – 5 A Andrew Jackson’s opponent in 1828 Mistrusted strong central government Wanted strong central government Ruins a reputation Promised “equal protection and equal benefits” Andrew Jackson Mudslinging National Republicans Democrats John Quincy Adams
Matching 6 – 10 A Defended “liberty & union” Invented Cherokee alphabet Sauk leader Bank president First Whig president Daniel Webster Sequoya Black Hawk Nicholas Biddle William Henry Harrison
11A This 1824 Republican presidential nominee was weakened by his poor health. Henry Clay Andrew Jackson John Quincy Adams William H. Crawford
12A The 1824 presidential election was decided By popular vote By the Electoral College In the House of Representatives By the political parties
13A This 1824 presidential candidate believed the nation should shift from a farming-based economy to a manufacturing one. John Quincy Adams Andrew Jackson Henry Clay Martin Van Buren
14A This president’s popularity with the “common man” changed politics in Washington D.C. Martin Van Buren Andrew Jackson John Quincy Adams William Henry Harrison
15A Some Southerners wanted to break away from the United States or to Nullify Caucus Secede Expand suffrage
16A Congress passed this act in order to relocate Native Americans Naturalization Act Alien Act Relocation Act Removal Act
17A The Cherokee Trail of Tears began in Georgia Florida Alabama Kentucky
18A The Bank of the United States was chartered by Private bankers The president Congress Republicans
19A President Van Buren’s belief in the principle of laissez-faire prolonged the War Period of inflation Whig’s power depression
20A John Tyler became president because Of popular vote He was appointed President Harrison died He was elected
Matching 1 – 5 B 1828 Democratic- Republican candidate 1828 National-Republican candidate An overwhelming victory Birthplace of Andrew Jackson System in which nonelected officials carry out laws Landslide Bureaucracy Andrew Jackson Log cabin John Quincy Adams
Matching 6 – 10 B Relocated to Indian Territory Friend of Nicholas Biddle Inaugurated in 1837 Began with the Panic of 1837 Whig’s campaign slogan Depression “Tippecanoe and Tyler too” Native Americans Daniel Webster Martin Van Buren
11B This was NOT a favorite son candidate in the 1824 election Henry Clay Andrew Jackson William H. Crawford John Quincy Adams
12B This president was raised in poverty by his mother. John Quincy Adams Martin Van Buren Andrew Jackson Henry Clay
13B This presidential candidate won the 1824 election Andrew Jackson John Quincy Adams William H. Crawford Henry Clay
14B By 1840 the expansion of suffrage had grown so that more than 80 percent of these Americans voted in the presidential election. White males Women African Americans Native Americans
15B The practice of replacing government employees with the winning candidate’s supporters became known as Mudslinging The spoils system Bureaucracy Suffrage
16B This sent the message that the federal government would not allow a state to go its own way without a fight Suffrage Bureaucracy Force Bill Spoils system
17B This Seminole leader went to war against the United States in order to keep his nation’s land. Black Hawk Sequoya Speckled Snake Osceola
18B A government permit to operate the Bank of the United States was called a Charter Bank permit Congressional permit Bank loan
19B This man and federal troops led the Cherokee west in the Trail of Tears Andrew Jackson Winfield Scott William Henry Harrison Oliver Hazard Perry
20B To win the election of 1840, William Henry Harrison needed the support of Wealthy landowners Bankers Laborers and farmers Native Americans