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final exam winship 21111Election of 1824 - Answer- 7 Dems run
important ones:
Henry Clay
Andrew Jackson (Trump of 1800's)
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson in election: - Answer- think TRUMP
-no one took him seriously
-average white guy likes Jackson
Plurality - Answer- have most votes but not majority. voting goes to the House and states each have one vote
Outcome of Election of 1824 - Answer- John Quincy Adams wins through plurality
-Jackson felt that he was robbed
1816 - Answer- 2nd bank of US opens
Election of 1828 - Answer- John Quincy Adams vs Jackson
-Jackson wins
-more Democratic = more racist
1827 - Answer- Gold discovered in GA mountains where Cherokee live. -GA attack Cherokee and void their laws
-make a law that no Indian can testify against whites in courts
1829 - Answer- US orders Christian missionaries out of Cherokee land
Indian Removal Act 1830 - Answer- -kick Indians out of East
-Jackson made this bc wanted to solve problem through "ethnic cleansing"
-move them to Oklahoma
Worcester vs GA 1832 - Answer- missionaries say GA can't force missionaries out of GA land
1832 - Answer- land lottery to white settlers for land in North GA
1836 - Answer- Treaty of New Echota
-no authority
-Cherokee agree to leave Trail of Tears 1837 - Answer- -to Oklahoma
-100,000 moved, 40,000 died
1819 - Answer- Missouri
-1st state west of Mississippi to apply for statehood
-slavery is legal
-in Congress, Northerners are mad, which makes Southerners mad
Missouri Compromise 1820 - Answer- 1. Missouri is a slave state
2. Southerners agree Southern bound- no new slave states after
3. Maine is a free state
1828 Tariff - Answer- raise duties on goods shipped to America
-benefits manufactures in Pennsylvania
in south it is AKA: Tariff of Abomination
Legislature of SC - Answer- not as rich as used to be
-was joining the Union a mistake?
Exposition of 1828 - Answer- nullification
-can declare federal laws unconstitutional
-can add amendment if not clear
-can leave Union
South Carolina 1832 - Answer- announced that if Tariff of Abomination is not repealed by 1833, then they will nullify and leave
-Jackson wants to send troops
-Southern states defend SC
1833 - Answer- Tariff of Abomination is diffused:
1. make new tariff
2. makes Force act: Jackson can use troops if he wants to
SIG***: shows how you can get out of the United States and be independent
Free Mason - Answer- 18th upper class group. not Antichrist but close
Bank Controversy - Answer- 1. Jackson hates all banks
2. hate speculation: gambling that something will increase in value and be profitable
3. lots of state banks: not regulated as carefully as Bank of US. they can loan out more than should
Bank in 1832 - Answer- Bank of US gets recharter and sent to Jackson. Jackson vetoes, and vetoes were very rare then
Jackson vetoes bank bc: - Answer- 1. unconstitutional
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