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AMSCO APUSH CHAPTER 10 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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AMSCO APUSH CHAPTER 10 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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Definition 1 of 37
-forced the resettlement of 1000s of Native Americans
Indian Removal Act (1830)
Cherokee Nation v. Georgia
Popular Election of President
Two-Party System
Definition 2 of 37
-when there was a closed door meeting of political party's leaders in Congress
"King Caucus"
Roger Taney
"Corrupt Bargain"
Andrew Jackson
Definition 3 of 37
-limiting a person to one term in office so he could then appoint a democrat in his place
Martin Van Buren
Rotation in Office
Bank of the United States
Role of the President
,Definition 4 of 37
-supporters of Jackson
-(Jefferson Republican Party)
Nicholas Riddle
Democrats
Roger Taney
"Pet Banks"
Definition 5 of 37
-high court ruled that the laws of Georgia has no force within the boundaries of Cherokee
territory
-Jackson sided w/ the states
Anti-Masonic Party
Party Nominating Convention
Rotation in Office
Worcester v. Georgia
Definition 6 of 37
-bank+branches
-privately owned but
-received fed. deposits + attempted to serve public purpose by cushioning the ups and downs
of federal court
Role of the President
Martin Van Buren
Bank of the United States
Rotation in Office
,Definition 7 of 37
-where party politicians + voters would gather in large hall to nominate the party's candidates
-Anti-Masonic Party was the first to do such a thing!
Workingmen's Party
Party Nominating Convention
Anti-Masonic Party
Cherokee Nation v. Georgia
Definition 8 of 37
-allowed all free white males to vote + hold office w/o having to own land or belong to a
particular religious group
Webster-Hayne Debate
Universal White Male Sufferage
John C. Calhoun
John Quincy Adams (JQA)
Definition 9 of 37
-to check inflationary trend by issuing a presidential order
-required all future purchases of federal lands be made in gold+silver rather than in paper bank
notes
Specie Circular
Peggy Eaton Affair
John C. Calhoun
"King Caucus"
, Definition 10 of 37
-killed national bank by vetoing recharter+ withdrawing all federal funds
"Pet Banks"
"King Caucus"
Andrew Jackson
Roger Taney
Definition 11 of 37
-allowed voters to choose state's slate of presidential electors
Popular Election of President
Role of the President
Bank of the United States
Henry Clay
Definition 12 of 37
-Daniel Webster of MA debated Robert Hayne of SC on nature of fed. union
-Webster attacked the idea that any state could defy or leave the union
John Quincy Adams (JQA)
Nullification Crisis
Webster-Hayne Debate
Peggy Eaton Affair
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