Chapter 13 Flashcards

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How campaign Jefferson Era?

A

Didn’t, only print in press

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Jacksonian Era campaigning

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bbqs, baby kissing, buttons, etc

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Stump speech

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informal rally/speech (created in Jacksonian)

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Who ran for president in 1824?

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Clay (Speaker), Q. Adams (sec of state), Jackson (senator), Crawford

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sectionalism

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politicians cater to specific region, where they’re from

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Corrupt Bargain

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(most likely made up) Clay support Q Adams for president, and if Q wins, Clay can be sec of state

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Who won the election of 1824?

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John Quincy Adams

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What did Quincy Adams say in his inaugural address?

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National University, observatory, and American System (which happens under him)

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Who is John Calhoun?

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VP under both Jackson and Adams (from SC)

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mudslinging

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politically attacking a person or their family (rumors, tabloids, etc)

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Who stayed after the Peggy Eaton affair?

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Martin Van Buren

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Kitchen Cabinet

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After cabinet quit, Jackson met with friends to discuss country in White House kitchen

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spoils system

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“you help me campaign in your state, you get a government job” - shut down b/c impractical

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14
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1824 & ‘28 tariff: how much + other two names

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24: 24% to 37%; 28: to 45%
Called the Yankee Tariff
Or the Tariff of Abominations

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Nullification

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we as state have right to object/nulify any law

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Compromise tariff: who, when, what

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Henry Clay, 1832: to 35%; 33: to 25%

17
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Force Bill

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Federal government can send troops to states that refuse laws (SC nullifies)

18
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other word for civilized

19
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Indian Removal Act: when, what

A

1830; not civilized? then go to Oklahoma (by force)

20
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Worcester vs. Georgia: when, what

A

1832: said Natives who found gold could keep it in GA (wasn’t enforced)

21
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Who said: “Marshall made his decision, now see him enforce it” about Worcester vs. Georgia?

A

Governor of Georgia

22
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Trail of Tears: when, what

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1838: army forced (Cherokee, Creeks, Seminole, 2 more) out of GA and other areas to walk to Oklahoma through the Trail of Tears (many, many died) (seminoles resisted in 7 year war)

23
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Nicholas Biddle

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President of the national bank, corrupt, didn’t like Jackson

24
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Did Jackson like the national bank? why?

A

no, because it favored the northeast

25
1832 election result + who running
Jackson v. Clay, Jackson won
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What does Clay do to try and win the election?
Clay brings up national bank yrs to early for recharter: Jackson lose north if take it away, lose south if keep it (takes it away)
27
Specie Circular
all land paid with silver or gold (led to recession)
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Which president got blamed for the recession Jackson caused?
Martin Van Buren (aka Ruin)
29
Whig
Anyone who hated Jackson
30
Stephen Austin
goes to Texas, part of Mexico, and 1823, brings 300 families (US) to live there
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3 laws US have to follow in Texas (didn't follow one)
1. no slaves (brought them) 2. be catholic (not enough) 3. Follow Mexican law (called themselves Mexicans b/c didn't want to follow laws)
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When does Texas declare independence from Mexico?
1836
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Santa Ana
Dictator of Mexico, gonna attack Texas b/c mad
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Sam Houston
governor of Texas, asks US to annex: no
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What does Sam Houston do against Santa Ana?
Builds army (mainly volunteers) & call themselves the Lone Star Republic
36
What happened at the Alamo & Goliad?
Santa Ana surrounded them, waited/tried to reason, then attacked & overtook them: bought time & gave a rallying phrase: Remember the Alamo! Remember the Goliad!
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Who dies at the Alamo?
James Bowie (made the bowie knife) & Davy Crockett (famous frontiersman/riffler)
38
Who wins between Houston & Santa Ana?
Houston wins, makes Santa Ana sign treaty: Ana rips up treaty and raises army; Houston begs to be a state again, and congress says no (b/c then too many slave states to free states)
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Election of 1840: who + results
Van Buren v. William Henry Harrison (Ruin v. Tippecanoe) Harrison won, but died 31 days later