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| a belief in broad equality . Franchise right to vote expands. |
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| french aristocrat sent to America to study the prison system.sees democracy as the wave of the future. writes book called,, |
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| john quincy adams wins the election even though andrew jackson had more votes. |
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| andrew jackson fires a bunch of government workers and replaces them with his followers |
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the only battle that andrew jackson ever lost
told his cabinet memebers to tell their wives to associate with peggy eaton. |
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| believed to be the illegitimate child of aaron burr. one of Aj's campaign advisors. |
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| wife was the ring leader of the women who snubb Peggy Eaton |
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| Andrew Jackson believed that for their own good, the indians must go. President is authorized to give Indians land in a new territory west of the mississippi. |
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| reaches supreme court. Cherokee win their case. AJ moves them anyway |
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| the indians path to Oklahoma. |
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| Indian Appropriations Act |
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| Sets up reservation system in U.S. |
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sauk and fox tribes return under new leader.
Defeated sauk and fox are sent to Oklahoma with everyone else. |
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| Andrew Jackson's quest to destroy the 2nd bank of the U.S. |
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| charter ran out on first bank |
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close political ally of Henry Clay.
manager of 2nd bank.
Andrew Jackson defeats Nicholas Biddle by taking the money out of the bank. |
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| started when John C Calhoun says that states can nullify federal law within state boundaries |
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| group follows Henry clay's improvement of the nation. forms in opposition to Andrew Jackson. |
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