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Ran for president in 1824 and won in 1828; he ran as a champion of the people.
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Lots of people believed that this guy won through the corrupt bargain.
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Jackson's Secretary of State, later a U.S. President.
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A belief that the will of the people should guide government.
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Jackson's practice of rewarding loyal followers with cabinet/office positions.
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Jackson's first vice president; Behind the Nullification crisis.
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Jackson's Secretary of War and his wife; Peggy got snubbed by other cabinet wives, causing a cabinet shake-up.
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Jackosn vetoed its recharter in 1832, calling it a corrupt monopoly.
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Founded the Whig Party; helped negotiate the Missouri Compromise; promoted the American System.
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Clay's economic plan that was in complete disagreement with Jackson's; Wanted to use protective tariffs and a national bank.
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President of the BUS, worked with Clay to help push an early charter of the bank.
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A massive protective tariff that hurt the South
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Massachusetts senator who defended the union against nullification.
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A belief that states hold power over the federal government.
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South Carolina's declaration calling the federal tarriffs void; Jackson answered with military violence.
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Clay's deal to lower the tariff rates over ten years, ending the nullification crisis.
