Vocab. CH. 9 + 10

Across

1. following the War of 1812, a time of peace, national pride, prosperity and progress within the USA
5. the forced march made by the Cherokee from their homeland GA to Indian Territory; resulted in the death of almost 1/4 of the Cherokee Nation
6. to give up territory by treaty
9. a meeting at which a political party selects its presidential and vice presidential candidate; 1st held in 1820s
11. votes that directly elect the President and Vice President by members of the Electoral College
12. loyalty to the nation and promotion of its interests above all others.
13. a devotion to the interets of one's own geographic or cultural region over the interests of the country as a whole
17. votes cast by individual citizens
19. elected in 1816, following James Madison, he served 5th president and issued a foreign policy measure for the United States still in use today
21. an artificial water way **created with the help of a lock system to raise or lower water level
25. the first federal road project; expanded from EAST to WEST
26. an expansion of voting rights in America during the popular Andrew Jackson's presidency
30. senator from Kentucky, proposed the American System & proposed the Missouri Compromise
33. largest single share
34. to force a person or groups to move to another location
35. more than half
36. to add territory by confiscation; taking a territory as your own
37. president Andrew Jackson's group of informal advisors; so called because they often met in the White House Kitchen
39. dishonest or illegal actions
40. a statement of U.S. policy which states that the US intended to prevent European nations from interfering with the independent nations of the Americas
41. Supreme Court that reaffirmed that the states could not interfere with the power of Congress to regulate interstate commerce

Down

2. a state where slavery was legal
3. states had formed the national government therefore
4. to remove armed forces from an area
7. Supreme court case that declared the Second Bank of the US was constitutional and that states could not interfere with it
8. elected in 1824 in a "corrupt bargain," served only one term as our 6th president.
10. the nickname given to tariff by southerners who opposed it
14. allowed Missouri to enter the nation as a slave state but forbid slavery in new northern states west of the Mississippi River
15. the possesion and settling of an area shared by two or more countries
16. practice of handling out government jobs to supporters
18. a state where slavery was illegal
20. Vice president for Jackson & Senator from South Carolina who debated that each state had the right to nullify or reject any law they felt was unconstitutional
22. signed in 1819 Spain ceded east Florida to the US ceded its claim to what is now Texas.
23. congressman from Massachusetts who opposed states rights doctrine' debated that the welfare of the Us should override that of each individual state.
24. policies devised by Henry Clay to stimulate growth of industry
25. this treaty gave the Americans the right to fish off the coast of Newfoundland & also set the border between the US and the Canada at the 49'N Latitude as far as west of the Rocky Mountains
27. federal projects, such as canals and roads, to develop the nation's transportation system
28. a dispute led by John C. Calhoun that said states could be federal laws if they believed those laws violated the Constitution
29. removal of weapons
31. following the war of 1812, signed in 1817, this limited the naval power on the Great Lakes for both the US & British Canada
32. elected in 1828, winner of the Battle of New Orleans, hero to Americans; known as "the people's president" or "champion for the common man," served two terms as our 7th president
38. a road that one must pay to use