| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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| Seventh president of the United States, hero of the Battle of New Orleans, Henry Clay ruins first bid for presidency | Andrew Jackson | 100%
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| Henry Clay helps John Quincy Adams into presidency, JQA appoints Clay as Secretary of State (stepping stone to presidency), Jacksonians accuse and thwart Clay's chances for presidency in the future | Corrupt Bargain | 83%
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| Three thousands Indians die, President Van Buren order General Scott to force 14 thousand Indians to West of the Mississippi River | Trail of Tears | 83%
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| Henry Clay, mercantilist system for national economic development similar to state Commonwealth Systems | American System | 67%
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| Limited government supervision of the economy and letting the economy run itself | Laissez-Faire | 67%
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| Spoils System, led "Bucktails", ordered Trail of Tears | Martin Van Buren | 67%
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| The argument that the state has the right to deny federal law if it is unconstitutional | Nullification | 67%
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| Political party, joined by many Evangelical Protestants, opposed Democratic-Republicans | Whigs | 67%
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| Massachusetts Senator, presented nationalist interpretation that celebrated popular sovereignty and congressional responsibility to secure the general welfare | Daniel Webster | 50%
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| "Corrupt Bargain", based campaign on American System, wanted to strengthen Second Bank of US | Henry Clay | 50%
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| "Corrupt Bargain", became the sixth president, successful as previous Secretary of State | John Quincy Adams | 50%
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| Vice president for both John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson, wrote "South Carolina Exposition and Protest", strongly believed in states' rights | John C. Calhoun | 33%
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| Kicked out of Whig party after sharing Jackson's hostility toward the American System | John Tyler | 33%
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| President of the Second Bank of US, known for being arrogant | Nicolas Biddle | 33%
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| American economy/workers movement thrown into disarray; Bank of England curtailed money flow to US, causes foregin debt to be withdrawn from US to pay back | Panic of 1837 | 33%
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| Politics led by a single boss/autocratic group | Political Machine | 33%
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| 6000 of Van Buren's "Bucktails" and friends appointed to offices across NY | Spoils System | 33%
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| Public works such as canals, roads, improved, transportation in the West, disliked in South | Internal Improvement | 17%
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| Founded in Philadelphia, privately managed, 20 year charter, stabilize nation's money supply | Second Bank of United States | 17%
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| The right to vote by the 1830s, most white men could vote | Franchise | 0%
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| Pushed by Jackson, barely passed the House of Representatives after mass petitions against it, promised money/land to Indians east of the Mississippi River | Indian Removal Act of 1830 | 0%
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| Successor to John Marshall, partially reversed nationalist property rights decision of Marshall courts | Roger B. Taney | 0%
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| States could declare law to be invalid inside their borders | States' Rights | 0%
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| Cost Southerners millions while making the northeast richer, raised duties on raw materials, textiles, and iron goods | Tariff of Abominations | 0%
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