Andrew Jackson Lesson

An agreement between Henry Clay and John Quincy Adams that resulted in a Presidential victory for Adams and Secretary of State for Clay. 

They were largely ignored

They were the primary focus of his campaigns

They were only targeted in the South

They were considered important but not crucial

Women secured the right to vote in federal elections after 1824.

The repeal of property restrictions allowed more adult men to vote by 1828.

Many states began extending voting rights to free blacks after 1820.

The influence of political parties diminished during the 1820s.

It only helped the wealthy

It helped common people

It promoted democracy

It was beneficial for all businesses

It failed

Inflation decreased

The National Bank thrived

People paid with paper money

to decrease the prices of imported goods to a country, so people can buy what they need for the lowest cost

to increase the prices of exported goods so a country's businesses are less likely to send their products to other nations

to decrease the prices of exported goods so people in other countries will buy the foreign nation's product over one from their country.

to increase the prices of imported goods and protect a country's industries from foreign competition

They had many factories

It increased the price of manufactured goods

It increased the price of cotton

They felt it was unfair

States' rights vs. federal power

Taxation without representation

Freedom of speech

Right to bear arms

Supported the tariff

Opposed nullification

Believed federal law was supreme

All of the above

White settlers wanted to move west

Gold was discovered on Cherokee land

Georgia wanted to expand its territory

Government wanted to maintain peace

Georgia had jurisdiction over Cherokee lands

Cherokee Nation was sovereign

Georgia's actions were constitutional

Cherokee Nation had no rights

Winter weather

Lack of food

No blankets or shoes

All of the above

A journey of hope

A forced removal of Native Americans

A celebration of culture

A military strategy