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Era of Good feelings,  | Time after the War of 1812 with only one political party |
sectionalism,  | Loyalty to a section or region of the country (North or South) |
Tariff,  | Tax on imports |
American System,  | A plan for a tariff, new bank, canals, roads, and bridges |
McCulloch v. Maryland,  | Supreme Court decision that gave the Federal government power over the states |
Gibbons v. Ogden,  | Supreme Court decision that gave the Federal government power over interstate commerce |
Missouri Compromise,  | Decision to keep the slave and free states equal in the Senate and draw a line separating slave and free territory. |
Monroe Doctrine,  | Announcement that European nations should stay out of America |
Adams Onis Treaty,  | Treaty that gave Florida to the United States |
"Corrupt Bargain",  | Election of 1824 where Andrew Jackson got the most votes and lost. He accused John Quincy Adams of cheating. |
Jacksonian Democracy,  | New era of politics where the government would do what the people wanted. |
veto,  | When the president turns down a law passed by Congress |
Spoils System,  | Jackson hired his supporters for important jobs because he won the election. |
Kitchen Cabinet,  | Members of the party and reporters that gave Jackson advice |
Bank War,  | Jackson tried to get rid of the National Bank after the election of 1832 |
Pet Banks,  | State banks that Jackson put all the money into after the Bank War |
inflation,  | When there is too much money printed and it loses value |
Tariff of Abominations,  | Highest tariff ever. Hurt the South and helped the North. |
Nullification Crisis,  | South Carolina refused to pay the tariff and Jackson tried to make them. |
secede,  | To leave or separate. South Carolina threatened to secede because of the tariff |
Force Act,  | Law passed that gave Jackson the power to use the military to foce South Carolina to pay the tariff |
Indian Removal Act,  | Law that forced Indians to move west of the Mississippi River |
Worchester v. Georgia,  | Supreme Court decision that said the Cherokees could stay on their land. Jackson ignored it. |
Trail of Tears,  | Cherokees were forced to leave their land and walk to Oklahoma. Thousands died. |
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