Andrew Jackson

3. The theory that states can invalidate federal laws that deem unconstitutional its also a key issue leading to the civil war tensions
5. its the native American tribes during there removal so it resulted many deaths from harsh conditions
7. legislation passed in 1830 that authorized the forced relocation of Native American tribes from their land eat of the Mississipi river
8. A battle in 1815 during the war of 1812 where Jacksons forces defeated the British
11. a supreme court case in 1832 where the court ruled that Georgia law had no force within Cherokee territory so Jackson ignored this decision
13. contested presidential election where no candidate received a majority also leading to the house of representative so they chose John Quincy Adams as president
14. the right to vote witch expanded during this period to include more white men
15. the chief justice of the supreme court who shaped the US constitutional law through his decisions

1. a political movement led by president Andrew Jackson emphasizing greater democracy for the common man
2. its the presidential power to reject legislation passed by congress
4. central banking institution in the U.S also the renewal became a major political issues involving debates over the federal power and also the economic control
6. its a protective tariff passed in 1828 that favored northern industries but also hurt the southern farmers
9. the principle that courts can review and invalidate laws that conflict with the Constitution
10. A practice where political leaders awarded government jobs to there supporters
12. A nickname for Andrew Jackson that is showing his toughness and leadership qualities