Jackson's Presidency

To withdraw from an organization or alliance

The idea that the common man should control the government

to override

To withdraw from an organization or alliance

The idea that the common man should control the government

to override

Indian Removal Act

War against the national bank

Nullification Crisis

the nullification system

corrupt bargaining

the spoils system

mudslinging

Federalists

Indigenous groups

members of the upper class

common people

to protest in the United States.

to ignore Supreme Court decisions.

to nullify federal laws.

to create their own tax system.

the election of 1828

northern trade policies

removal policies

southern opposition to tariffs

Trail of Tears

Vetoing the National bank charter

Ignoring the Supreme Court Decision

Being a hero of the war of 1812

The closure of the National Bank creating inflation

District banks increasing taxes

Pet banks couldn't hold all the national bank money

Jackson keeping the national bank

Alien Act

Indian Removal Act

Sedition Act

Relocation Act

States cannot regulate Native Americans, only the national government can

States can regulate Native Americans

Federal law overrules state law

State laws overrule Federal laws

The could sign a treaty to stay

President Van Buren sent military to force them

They got compensated for their land

The US gov gave them Florida territory

Seminoles

Choctaw

Chickasaw

Creek

Black Seminoles

Seminoles

Cherokee

Chickasaw