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| Who received the most votes for president in 1824, but lost the election? |
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| Who was elected President in 1836, inheriting problems with a depression? |
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| What war hero and Indian fighter was elected in 1840, yet died a few months later? |
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| What Speaker of the House was a "favorite son" from Kentucky? |
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| What were the Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, Chickasaw and Choctaw tribes called? |
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| Leader of a Sauk and Fox rebellion |
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| President of the National Bank |
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| Commanded US soldiers to remove the Cherokees |
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| Massachusetts Congressman/enemy of Jackson |
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| Seminole leader who kept some of their land |
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| Approved by Jackson in 1830, what law forced the Indians to move West? |
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| What son of a former President won the election of 1824 with Clay's help? |
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| What was created by Congress as a land for the Indians in 1834? |
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| What tribe was victimized along the Trail of Tears? |
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| Who was elected President in 1844 with the promise to bring Texas into the Union? |
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| First Vice President to inherit the Presidency |
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| Tried to use the National Bank to defeat Jackson |
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| Means to break away or withdraw formally |
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| Old political party supporting Jackson and his friends |
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| Involves trying to ruin a reputation with insults |
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| The states' response to illegal federal tariffs |
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| Most Americans agreed with moving the Indians west of the Mississippi |
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