| 1829-1837 | Andrew Jackson | Democrat |
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| Andrew Jackson was the _______ president of the United States of America. | |
| Andrew Jackson's ____ power took on the supreme courts power of Judicial Review. | |
| Another personal enemy of Andrew Jackson was ______. | |
| Jackson detested the ______ ______ as thousands clamored for Federal jobs. | |
| Andrew Jackson was president ____-____ (Don't look on the top). | |
| Andrew Jackson moved all 5 'civilized tribes' to the west with the Indian Removal Act of 1830. Name 2 of these tribes. (use commas & no spaces!)) | |
| _____ _____, caused Andrew Jackson into making his entire real cabinet to resign. | |
| What was the name of the project in Kentucky made by Hernry Clay that was proposed to Andrew Jackson. This Project was vetoed by Andrew Jackson, claiming Federal law shouldn't pay | |
| A third party emerged due to Andrew Jackson being a 'mason'. This party was viewed as a secret/elisit group. What was the name of this group? | |
| A group of 'good ol boys' Andrew Jackson created who were outside the normal cabinet were called the '_______ _______'. | |
| The Whig Party believed that more power should lay in the hands of the ___________ branch. | |
| His common style and 'horse sense' endeared him to many but made others cringe and fear him as '____ ______ ___ ___'. | |
| Andrew Jackson, after leaving office, hand picked his vice president (1833–1837) ______ ___ _____ to become president of the United States of America. | |
| Andrew Jackson was the ______ ___ President. | |
| What year did Andrew Jackson die? (*Hint* 5 years after the first 'modern' president election(V. Buren (Dem) vs. Harrison (Whig))) | |
| A personal enemy of Andrew Jackson was ___. | |
| In reaction to Andrew Jackson being president, Henry Clay created the ____ _____, which was opposed to the growing power of the presidency. | |
| Andrew Jackson created the '______ ________' which required public lands to be purchased by hard currency or mettalic money, paper currency was not permitted. | |
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