Chapter 10 Section 1

5. There were_______ main U.S. Regions in the early 1800s.
8. John Quincey Adams graduated from this school.
9. ______ __________ threatened to withdraw from the Union if federal troops were used to collect duties.
10. Southerners sold a large portion of their crops to _________ nations.
14. In ______ the year before Jackson’s election, northern manufacturers began to demand a tariff on imported wooden goods.
18. The president sternly condemned ___________.
19. Many states, particularly in the ________ had opposed Banks.
21. Andrew Jackson was the __ president.
22. Secretary of State ________ ____ ______ was one of Jackson’s strongest allies in his official cabinet.
23. ______ spread in the early 1800s as more people became active in polotics
24. John Quincey Adam's vice president.

1. Andrew Jackson was born in the town of _______.
2. The South economy was based off of __________.
3. Early in his political career, Vice President _________ had supported to criteria of a strong central government.
4. ___________ was re-elected as president in 1833.
6. The 1820s and 1830s are now known as the ________ ________.
7. President _______ __________ ________ signed the tariff legislation, though he did not fully support it.
11. _________ tried to pass a tax that would limit the Bank’s operations.
12. President Andrew Jackson relied a great deal on his ______ ______, and informal group of trusted advisers who sometimes met in an unusual room.
13. In the late ____ some Americans thought that government was best managed by wealthy, property-owning men.
15. South Carolina’s first action was to pass the __________.
16. This is the practice of giving government jobs to political backers.
17. Signing to ________ bill meant Adams would surely be defeated in his reelection bid.
20. Workshops in the _____ were run by the craftspeople who owned them were being replaced by large-scale factories.