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| Speaker of the House, lost election of 1824 |
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| state's rights form of govt. |
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| state that conflicted w/ Cherokee |
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| Political party of W.H. Harrison |
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| Won election of 1828 & 1832 |
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| 17,000 Cherokee moved to OK |
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| States can declare laws void |
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| military nickname of Jackson |
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| Absorbing Indians into white culture |
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| Jackson's policy of patronage, replacing govt. officials w/ loyal followers |
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| Threatened to secede from union |
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| Nationalist's form of govt. |
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| MA senator, argued for preservation of union & nationalism, Famous debeter |
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| Won election of 1836, Jackson's 2nd vp , Little magician |
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| Jackson's first vp, Developed nullification theory |
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| treasury would only accept gold or silver as payment for land |
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| first nominating convention was held by this party |
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| 1830 act that ordered Indians to move farther west |
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| jackson's informal advisors |
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| enabled people of differing views to band togehter and express their beleiefs |
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| Received largest number of popular vote in 1824 election- (Adams,crawford, Clay candidates) |
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| Invented Cherokee written language, developed a symbol for each letter |
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| GA refused Cherokee sovereinty, so White man represented Cherokee in federal court |
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| Argued for states rights and nullification |
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| right-hand man for Jackson, then Van Buren |
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