Onramps Us History UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
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1. Andrew Jackson Used newspapers, publications, rallies, parades to promote for campaign.
Stood for the common man agasint the corrupt elite
2. Spoil System The replacement of appointed federal oflcals
3. The Whig Party Active federal government commited to oppose Andrew Jackson
4. Five Civilized Tribes Cherokee, Seminole, Creeck, Choctaw, and Chickasaw
-Tribes that were believed to stand in the way of western settlement in the South
5. The 1830 Indian Removal of the 5 civilized tribes from their homes
Removal Act
6. Worcester V. Geor- Debated the rights of non-natives to live on Native American lands.
gia
7. Chief of Jus- Favor of Samuel Worcester,established principle of tribal sovereignty
tice John Marshall's
Ruling in Worces-
ter V. Georgia
8. Trail of Tears Route of the forced removal of the Cherokee and other tribes from the South-
eastern U.S to the territory that is now Olkhoma.
9. The Missouri Terri- Admission petitioning into statehood
tory -threatened the balance of slave states and free states
10. Tallmadge Amend- an amendment (which did not pass) proposed by representative James Tall-
ment madge in 1819 that called for Missouri to be admitted as a free state and for
all slaves there to be gradually emancipated
11. Missouri Compro- Missouri and Maine would enter the union at the same time.
mise Maine: free state
Missouri: slave state
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1. Andrew Jackson Used newspapers, publications, rallies, parades to promote for campaign.
Stood for the common man agasint the corrupt elite
2. Spoil System The replacement of appointed federal oflcals
3. The Whig Party Active federal government commited to oppose Andrew Jackson
4. Five Civilized Tribes Cherokee, Seminole, Creeck, Choctaw, and Chickasaw
-Tribes that were believed to stand in the way of western settlement in the South
5. The 1830 Indian Removal of the 5 civilized tribes from their homes
Removal Act
6. Worcester V. Geor- Debated the rights of non-natives to live on Native American lands.
gia
7. Chief of Jus- Favor of Samuel Worcester,established principle of tribal sovereignty
tice John Marshall's
Ruling in Worces-
ter V. Georgia
8. Trail of Tears Route of the forced removal of the Cherokee and other tribes from the South-
eastern U.S to the territory that is now Olkhoma.
9. The Missouri Terri- Admission petitioning into statehood
tory -threatened the balance of slave states and free states
10. Tallmadge Amend- an amendment (which did not pass) proposed by representative James Tall-
ment madge in 1819 that called for Missouri to be admitted as a free state and for
all slaves there to be gradually emancipated
11. Missouri Compro- Missouri and Maine would enter the union at the same time.
mise Maine: free state
Missouri: slave state
