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Election of 1824
As Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams went head to head, the competition got tough and the canadates had to move to other idea's to secure their victory. John made a crisis known as the corrupt bqargain wear if he became president Henry would become secretary of state. And fortuanatey, John won. -
Election of 1828
A rematch between John Q. Adams and Andrew Jackson was held. Except their was no was no "Corrupt Bargain". This time Andrew Jackson won by a landslide vote of 178, to 83 -
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Bank War
Andrew Jackson always had a problem with the bank. He was never able to do something until now, Nicholas Biddle sent in a bill to recharter the bank. But Andrew Jackson had other thoughts and vetoed the bill. -
Indian Removal Act
The Indian Removal Act gave the Federal Government the power to make indian tribes move off their homeland and west of the Mississippi on the "Trail of Tears." -
Worchester v. Ga
In Worchester v. Ga, Worchester sent a case to the federal government stating that Georgia passed the line moving his family out west and it was against his constitutional rights. Worchester won because it violated his 14th admendment rights. -
Nullification Crisis
As Jackson was settling into his presidency, a crisis popped up, the Nullification Crisis. South Carolina didn't like the Tariffs placed on foreign goods, so they just wanted to nullify from the U.S.,b but Henry Clay passed Clay's Compromise in which a president would have more power when a state wants to nullify
