1. PRESIDENT FOR THE COMMON MAN ANDREW JACKSON TEST REVIEW

2. DEFINE THE FOLLOWING Nullify Tariff Secede Laissez-Faire To cancel a law Tax on an imported good To withdraw from a country Policy that government should not interfere with the Nation’s economy

3. BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS Why was the Battle of New Orleans important for Andrew Jackson Made him famous

4. ELECTIONS OF 1824 AND 1828 Who won the election of 1824? Who won the election of 1828 and why? How were the voting requirements different in the 1824 and 1828 elections John Q. Adams Andrew Jackson, because the common man could now vote 1824: had to own property 1828: did not have to own property

5. SPOILS SYSTEM Explain the Spoils System Explain the Kitchen Cabinet Explain the Common Man Giving gov’t jobs to loyal supporters Jackson’s unofficial group of advisors that met in the white house kitchen Middle class, working citizen

6. NULLIFICATION CRISIS Explain the Tariff of 1828 Fill out the chart below Highest tariff so far on imported goods Tariff of 1828 effect on…. …the North…the South Protected Northern Industry Made everything more expensive for the South

7. NULLIFICATION CRISIS What was the nickname for the Tariff of 1828? Fill out the chart below Tariff of Abominations, because it was hated by the South Cause: The South apposed the Tariff of 1828 What did South Carolina do? 1 st : They tried to nullify the tariff with the Nullification Act 2 nd : Threatened to Secede Outcome: Henry Clay created compromise that would lower the tariff

8. NULLIFICATION CRISIS Who was the Vice-President of South Carolina that believed in States’ Rights John C. Calhoun

9. INDIAN REMOVAL ACT Explain the Indian Removal Act Fill out the chart below Law that gave the president the power to move Native American tribes west of the Mississippi river Ruling of Worchester vs. George: Cherokees can stay in their homes in Georgia What was Jackson’s Response? Refused to enforce the ruling and made them move anyways

10. INDIAN REMOVAL ACT Explain the Trail of Tears Explain the Kitchen Cabinet Cherokees 800 march to Oklahoma where many Cherokees died along the way Seminoles fought for their homeland in Florida, but lost and were forcefully moved to Indian Territory in Oklahoma