| A | B |
|---|
| Bank of United States | federal institution "killed" by Jackson |
| Worcester v. Georgia | Supreme Court case that protected Cherokee rights |
| Democratic Party | political group to which Jackson belonged |
| John C. Calhoun | South Carolinian delegate who supported nullification |
| Martin Van Buren | followed Jackson as president and inherited his problems |
| Panic of 1837 | financial depression resulting from Jackson's financial decisions |
| Henry Clay | offered a solution to the nullification crisis facing Jackson |
| Spoils System | political patronage for friends and relatives |
| Kitchen Cabinet | informal advisors to Jackson |
| Trail of Tears | Indian removal that led to many deaths |
