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Across
  1. 3. three-part economic plan designed to unify the nation's economy using protective tariffs, a national bank, and internal improvements.
  2. 5. This group was against the adoption of the Constitution and wanted strong state governments.
  3. 9. A tax on imports
  4. 12. The Era of _______________ was a period of national unity and single-party rule under Monroe following the collapse of the Federalist Party.
  5. 14. Kentucky politician known as the "Great Compromiser" who championed the American System to promote national economic growth.
  6. 15. He purchased land from the French, doubling the size of the United States
  7. 17. Standoff between Jackson and South Carolina over high federal tariffs and states' rights.
  8. 18. Policy adopted by early presidents to keep the young nation out of conflict between European powers like Britain and France.
  9. 20. 1823 foreign policy declaration warning European powers against future colonization in the Western Hemisphere.
Down
  1. 1. Practice popular under Jackson of rewarding political supporters and loyalists with government jobs.
  2. 2. An early example or standard set for future actions, such as Washington establishing a executive Cabinet and a two-term limit.
  3. 4. The right to vote. This dramatically expanded under Jackson's presidency.
  4. 6. 2nd President whose administration was defined by the controversial Alien and Sedition Acts.
  5. 7. This event revealed the strength of the new national government when it was put down
  6. 8. Public works like roads, canals (such as the Erie Canal), and railroads funded by the federal government under internal improvements.
  7. 10. This law forced all Indian tribes to relocate west of the Mississippi River.
  8. 11. Duo dispatched by Jefferson to explore and map the newly acquired territory stretch to the Pacific Ocean
  9. 13. Washington appointed this group which help advise him throughout his presidency.
  10. 16. His plan wanted to fund and assume state debts, place a tax on whiskey, and create a national bank.
  11. 19. Forced 1,000-mile march of the Cherokee nation to western territory, resulting in thousands of deaths.