The Rise of a Mass Democracy, 1824-1840

Seminole Indians were among the first to be removed from the South. 

Who tried to prevent the Tariff of Abominations in South Carolina?

—With Jackson’s win, the political center of gravity shifted from the ___ and into the ___.

Which tribe suffered the most on the Trail of Tears?

Who won the election of 1832?

Adams’s ____ views gave him problems.

None of the four candidates were able to gain a majority of the electoral votes in 1824.

Fighting over the Tariff of Abominations caused the ___.

As Speaker of the House, ____ was eliminated from the presidential race. 

Being eliminated, Clay gave _____ his support.

—Jackson’s supporters presented him as an aristocrat and a champion of the elite. 

Jackson vetoed the renewal of the national bank. 

Who won the election of 1828?

Which of the following candidates was a "Republican?"

—Van Buren was the first president to have been born after the Revolutionary War. 

What public project did Adams propose?

—The Bank War erupted in 1832, when ___ presented a bill to renew the national bank.

—The compromise called the ____ solved the Nullification Crisis. 

Jackson had a college education.

—Scandals accompanied the spoils system.

—Distrust of Jackson and his removal policy caused an Indian uprising in the Old Northwest.

Who did the National Republicans support?

___ defeated Van Buren in the 1840 election.

In general, did people like those proposals?

What was this uprising called?

Santa Anna trapped a force of Texans at the ____ and massacred them.

Who did the Democratic-Republicans (Democrats) support?

—Jackson threatened to invade South Carolina and hang everyone involved in nullification.

—Early in 1836 ___ declared their independence from Mexico. 

—No concrete evidence has been produced to show that Clay and Adams had a formal agreement.

—The biggest outcry against Adams andhis policies was when he attempted to treat __ fairly.

In 1830 Congress passed the ___,which transplanted Indian tribes west of the Mississippi.

Jackson also issued a ___—a decree requiring all public lands to be bought with hard money.

Jackson was a wealthy planter.

The Seminole leader, ___, was tricked and captured to end the Seminole resistance. 

Jackson placed surplus funds in ____ banks that supported him. 

Jackson proposed the removal of the remaining Indians in the south (the__Civilized Tribes).

To fix the Panic of 1837, Congress passed the ___ to separate the treasury from gov. influence.

In cases of deadlock, the _____ must decide who is going to be president.

____ was the successor to Jackson, winning the 1836 election.

Where did most of Jackson's support come from?

___ then forged a compromise bill that would reduce the Tariff of Abominations. 

Who did the Tariff of Abominations anger?

John Quincy Adams was one of the most successful secretaries of state in American history.

The Force Bill authorized the president to use the military to collect federal tariff duties.

Less than 1/3 of people in the general election voted for Adams.

—The Panic of ___ was a symptom of the financial sickness of the times. 

—South Carolina protested the Tariff of Abominations in a formal pamphlet called ___.

Jackson's supporters protested Adams & Clay's ______.

Who was a main candidate in the 1832 election?

The ____ is where political supporters are rewarded with public offices. 

John Quincy Adams was one of the most successful presidents in American history. 

Jackson was the first president from the West.

The Anti-Masonic Party was active in the northeast in the election of 1832. 

—Jackson's inauguration symbolized the ascendancy of the ___.

The Specie Circular did not bring end to rampant land speculation.

—The last of the old-style elections was marked by the controversial corrupt bargain of ___. 

—___ did not like the national bank because of its power and its not being accountable.