Transcript Blank Jeopardy

Vocabulary
Monroe
Growing
Pains
Jackson
Hodge
Podge
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To give up, specifically, to
give up a part of land to
another country.
Cede
Trade occurring between
two or more states.
Interstate
Commerce
The practice of giving government
jobs to loyal supporters of the party
that wins an election.
Spoils System
An action by a state
that cancels a
federal law to which
the state objects.
Nullification
The economic system in which
privately owned businesses
compete in a free market
capitalism
The name given to the time
frame when Monroe was
President; it meant there
was an increased sense of
patriotism and nationalism
in all aspects of most
American’s lives.
Era of Good Feelings
The Rush-Bagot Treaty
between the U.S. and
England set the border for
the United States and this
territory.
Canada
This treaty negotiated
the transfer of Florida
to the U.S., and Spain’s
removal of any claims it
had on the Oregon
Territory.
Adams-Onis
Treaty
The idea, set forth by
President Monroe, that said
European countries could no
longer set up new territories in
the Western Hemisphere; any
new colonies would be
considered an act of war
against the United States
Monroe Doctrine
Compromise that
occurred in 1820 which
allowed Maine to enter
the Union as a “free”
state and this state to
enter as a “slave” state.
Missouri Compromise
Towards the end of
Monroe’s Presidency, the
country started to split
into these three different
geographic regions, each
with their own opinion on
what was good for the
country.
Northeast, South,
and West
Which region of the United States:
- Wanted Tariffs
- Backed internal improvements
- Wanted end to cheap public land
- Increasingly nationalistic
- Against Slavery and believed the U.S.
Govt. must abolish it.
Northeast
Which region of the United States:
- Opposed tariffs and government
spending on American System
- Increasingly supportive of states’
rights
- Pro-slavery and opposed any steps
of the U.S. Govt. to try and abolish
it.
South
Which region of the United States:
- Supported internal improvements
- Wanted cheap land
- Loyal to the U.S. Govt.
- Against slavery but some supported
letting the people decide the slavery
issue
West
Between 1791 and 1819, the
United States grew in size
from 13 States, to this
many states
22 States
(9 States added to Original
13)
This term applies to the 1824
Election where no one candidate
had enough electoral votes to
become President; Jackson lost
the election because of a deal
where Rep. Clay would rally
Representatives for Adams, and
Clay would be rewarded with a
new political office.
Corrupt Bargain
Supporters of Jackson split
off the National
Republican Party and
called themselves, “this”
party
Democrats
The idea of spreading political
power to all the people and
ensuring majority rule became
known as…
Jacksonian Democracy
“Indian Territory” was
located in the region of
the country that is now
part of this U.S. State
Oklahoma
The journey of Cherokee Indians being
forced off their homeland to Indian
Territory
Trail of Tears
This person had the greatest
impact on the Indians of all
Presidents before
and after him
Andrew Jackson
A law that was passed which
raised the tariffs on raw
materials and manufactured
goods.
Tariff of
Abominations
In 1833, this state
threatened to secede from
the Union in response to
unfair economic laws
South Carolina
This political party formed
to counter those who
favored Jackson and Van
Buren.
The Whig Party
He was the first President
to die while in Office
Wm. Henry Harrison
Final
Jeopardy
Category:
Native Americans
Provide the five large tribes
which were subject to
conditions under the Indian
Removal Act, and force to
move west.
- Cherokee
- Choctaw
- Creek
- Chickasaw
- Seminole