Chapter 9 & 10 Study Guide

1. This 800 mile march, known as the trail of tears, was forced against the ____________ Indians.
3. John Quincy Adams defeated Andrew Jackson to become president through the _________ bargain.
4. Daniel Webster believed that the welfare of the nation should ___________ that of individual states.
5. The Missouri Compromise settled the __________ from the states application to statehood.
7. Sectionalism divided many regions due to ________________ between various places.
10. Henry _______ was a member of the House of Representatives from Kentucky.
11. ___________ rights were expanded as new democratic reforms were made.
12. In the 1820s and 1830s Americans experienced a period of expanding democracy known as _____________ democracy.
14. _________ gave up Florida to the United States in 1819.
18. The Monroe Doctrine warned European powers not to ____________ with American policy.
19. Andrew Jackson practiced the _________ system which gave government jobs to his supporters.

1. In 1815, the U.S. government began construction of the first national road called the _________________ road.
2. In order to become _____-sufficient, the American system was established to measure the U.S. economy.
6. Native Americans were moved to a territory of land in what is now ______________.
7. Jackson's supporters helped for the _____________ party in the election of 1828.
8. Southerners opposed the tariff of ______________ because it increased tax on imported goods.
9. Northern economy has shifted to a _____________ economy in the early 1800s.
13. As a result of the Erie Canal, the cost to transport goods ___________.
15. Referred to as the ________ of 1837, this was a time period of severe economic depression.
16. The supreme court case of Worcester vs. ___________ ruled in favor of the Cherokee Indians.
17. The Rush Bagot agreement limited ________ power on the Great Lakes.