Across
- 4. the Native Americans from their lands in the east and forced them to move west
- 9. hiring people to government jobs based on political connections rather than work experience
- 10. South Carolina passed a resolution forbidding a collection of tariffs in the state
- 11. a war between the US and Mexico, after Texas became a state, over what the border should be between Mexico and Texas
- 15. US government had the power to
- 16. ended the US-Mexican War; the Rio Grande was the official border
- 17. giving political jobs for political support
Down
- 1. term used in the 19th century; US believed that they were destined to expand from coast to coast
- 2. Election of 1824; Henry Clay convinced Congress to elect John Quincy Adams rather than Andrew Jackson for the presidency
- 3. ruled the laws of Georgia could not control the Cherokee within their territory
- 5. Written by Henry Clay; California entered as a free state, the Rio Grande was the border between Texas and Mexico, the Fugitive Slave Law was passed, slave trade was illegal in Washington DC
- 6. people that represent each state,who formally vote for the election of the president
- 7. 1853; land US bought from Mexico what is now Arizona and New Mexico
- 8. strengthened federal authority and upheld the constitutionality of the national bank
- 12. US government forcibly removed Cherokee Indians from their homes in Georgia to Oklahoma
- 13. land given to the US from Mexico under the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo after the Mexican-American War
- 14. Texas became a state in 1846
