Andrew Jackson McNuggetuhhhhh

Jackson was the son of __________ immigrants in the Carolinas.

Scots-Irish

The nickname "Old Hickory" symbolizes Jackson's __________.

toughness

Jackson became a national hero after the __________ of New Orleans.

Battle

Before the 1820s, voting was restricted to __________ male property owners or taxpayers.

white

In the Election of 1828, Jackson defeated __________.

John Quincy Adams

The "Tariff of Abominations" aimed to protect American industries from __________ competition.

European

The South Carolina Exposition was written by __________ and denounced tariffs.

John C. Calhoun

Jackson responded to South Carolina's protest of the Tariff of Abominations with the _________ Bill.

Force

The Indian Removal Act of 1830 led to the __________ of tribes to present-day Oklahoma.

forced relocation

The __________ confirmed that monopolistic banks were constitutional.

McCulloch v. Maryland

Jackson believed the Bank of the United States was a __________ institution with too much power.

corrupt

After dismantling the Bank of the United States, Jackson deposited federal funds into __________.

state banks

The Panic of 1837 was caused by the __________ Circular.

Specie

The end of the Jacksonian era was marked by the election of __________ in 1840.

William Henry Harrison

American settlers outnumbered Mexicans in Texas by a ratio of __________ in the 1830s.

10 to 1

Jackson's political policies expanded voting rights and promoted the rise of the __________ man.

common

The __________ remains one of the most controversial aspects of Jackson's presidency.

Indian Removal