1. Jeopardy!
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3. Nullies - $100 So Carolinians called the Tariff of 1828 this?
Abominable Why?
It was to high. I could be used as a wedge against slavery

4. Nullies - $200 Name the 2 leaders of the Nullies
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Calhoun and Haynes

5. Legislature of So. Carolina
Nullies - $300 What legislative group declared the Tariff of 1832 null & void?
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Legislature of So. Carolina

6. Nullies - $400 Who was the conciliator of the war of words between Jackson and Hayne?
Henry Clay

7. Nullies - $500 Why did Henry Clay get involved?
He did not want Jackson to gain to much power and crush So. Carolina

8. So. Carolina - $100 What legislation caused the war of words over the Tariff of 1832 to end?

9. Use army & navy to collect tariffs
So. Carolina - $200 What did the Force Bill (Bloody Bill) allow the President to do?
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Use army & navy to collect tariffs

10. So. Carolina - $300 What did the So. Carolina Legislature finally do?
Repealed the Ordinance of Nullification

11. So. Carolina - $400 What word indicates how this controversy was settled?
compromise

12. So. Carolina - $500 What did So Carolinians begin to talk about as the result of these tariffs?
succession

13. That Bank Again - $100 What did Jackson mistrust?
Monopolistic Banking
Over big business

14. That Bank Again - $200 Who lead the fight against Jackson to recharter the Bank of the US
Henry Clay

15. That Bank Again - $300 What did Jackson do to the recharter bill?
Vetoed it

16. That Bank Again - $400 Why did Jackson veto the bill?
He said it was unconstitutional, but in McCulloch vs Maryland the Supreme Court said it was constitutional

17. That Bank Again - $500 What did the veto prove?
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That the President has more power than 2/3 of Congress

18. Angst - $100 Who ran the bank during Jackson’s term?
Nicholas Biddle

19. Angst - $200 J. Q. Adams, elected Pres
Angst - $200 J.Q. Adams, elected Pres. In 1825, was charged with having struck _____ when he appointed Henry Clay to be secretary of state
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“corrupt bargain”

20. Angst - $300 The purpose behind the ____ was to reward political supporters with public office
Spoils system

21. Angst - $400 John C. Calhoun’s “South Carolina Exposition” was an argument for _______
States’ rights

22. Angst - $500 His weaknesses as President included; a deep nationalist view, a minority pres. (only 1/3 of the popular vote), lack of tact and open sarcasm.
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J.Q. Adams

23. 1832 - $100 Who were the chief Presidential contenders & their parties
Jackson – Democrats
Clay- National Republicans

24. 1832 - $200 Why was the anti-Masonic Party an anti- Jackson Party?
He was a member of the Masons

25. National Conventions to select Presidential candidates
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National Conventions to select Presidential candidates

26. $400 Another innovation?
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Party Platforms

27. 1832 - $500 Whose support won the day for Jackson?
The poor (common man)

28. Withdrew Government funds
Not the Bank Again - $100 After his election, Jackson did what to the Bank?
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Withdrew Government funds

29. Not the Bank Again - $200 Why did Jackson withdraw government funds?
To ensure the demise of the Bank

30. Not the Bank Again - $300 The name for Jackson’s decree that all land had to be purchased with hard or “metallic” money
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Specie Circular

31. Not the Bank Again - $400 What happened to the U.S. economy in 1835?
The national debt was liquidated

32. Recession/depression and the deficit was reborn
Not the Bank Again - $500 Soon there was a surplus of money. That money was given to the States. Then what happened?
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Recession/depression and the deficit was reborn