Across
- 3. an event involving the tragic relocation of several Native American groups in which Jackson seized significant power from Congress to do so
- 6. the slightly altered political party previously referred to as Democratic-Republicans
- 9. the election the year John Quincy Adams was elected and rumored to have made a corrupt bargain in order to win since he did not receive the majority popular vote
- 10. hard currency, such as gold and silver, that contributes to the economic depression occurring under Martin Van Buren's presidency
- 13. a scandal under Jackson's presidency involving the wives of his Cabinet members
- 14. 6th US president known for his stubbornness, out-of-touch goals for the nation, and uneventful presidency
- 15. this expanded under Jackson's presidency as many states start removing property requirements
Down
- 1. One of Andrew Jackson's greatest supporters and closest advisor
- 2. The tariff on goods from other countries that Andrew Jackson enforced to protect American manufacturing, which enraged South Carolinians
- 4. the self-made war general and eventual president that is viewed as the embodiment of the average American and nicknamed Ol' Hickory
- 5. proposed the Missouri Compromise and was nominated by John Quincy Adams to be Secretary of State
- 7. What Jackson's opponents called his system of rewarding his supporters with employment in the federal government.
- 8. Jackson's vice president during his first term who resigns due to the animosity between the two over the "Tariff of Abominations" and the Petticoat Affair
- 11. period when western land was being purchased and people were being loaned money when they could not afford to pay it back
- 12. The new political party that was formed solely out of hatred for Andrew Jackson