Chapter 12 History Crossword
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1) a candidate for national office who has support mostly from his home state.2) new party established in the 1830s that included former National Republicans and other anti-Jackson forces.3) a meeting in which representative members of a political party chose candidates to run for important elected officers.4) New England's representative, conspired with Clay to recharter National Bank.6) the practice of handing out government jobs to supporters; replacing governmemt employees with the winning candidate's supporters.7) part of Democratic party who supported Adams.8) Vice President of Jackson and president during Panic of 1837.9) 1840, Whig, War Hero, 1st president to die in office, and log cabin campaign.13) Vice President of Harrison, assumed office when he died, vetoed most Whig legislation.14) Great Compromiser, Speaker of the House, and Secretary of State, enemy of Jackson during the National Bank crisis.16) the largest number of something, but less than the majority. |
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5) Jackson's competitor in the election of 1824, and won because of a corrupt bargain.10) law allowing the federal government to move Native Americans out west.11) 1844, successful,Democrat,expansionist, took us to war against Mexico, gained lands that spread us sea to shining sea, "54-40 or fight!", Oregon territory12) Preaident of the National Bank, opponent of Jackson during bank crisis.15) to reject a bill and prevent it from becoming a law.17) using insults to ruin the chances of a candidate winning.18) workers in the government.19) a Seminole chief who resisted and fought against Americans and led the Second Seminole War.20) greater than half of a total number of something.21) a war hero of the War of 1812 who is responsible for carrying out the Trail of Tears, the Nullification crisis, and democrasizing our government. His slogan was, "The Common Man" and he introduced the spoils system.22) Was the vice president for Adams and Jackson, spokesperson for the south, started the nullification crisis. |
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