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Hugh Lawson White

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Hugh Lawson White

Front

Formed the Whig party and opposed Jackson.

Back

Amend

Front

To change in a formal way; to change for the better

Back

County officials

Front

Give voters the right to elect _______ _________

Back

William Carroll

Front

Six-time governor of Tennessee first elected in 1821

Back

Wane

Front

To decrease gradually

Back

Internal improvements

Front

The program for building roads, canals, bridges, and railroads in and between the states.

Back

Middle lower

Front

Carroll represented the ___________ and ___________ classes

Back

Vote

Front

They took away blacks right to _____

Back

Eliza

Front

Sam's first wife

Back

Worth

Front

Tax land according to its _______

Back

Davy Crockett

Front

A classic frontiersman

Back

Five times more

Front

How many more votes did Carroll have than Ward?

Back

Edward Ward

Front

A wealthy, educated farmer who was close friends with Jackson

Back

Disfranchise

Front

To take away someone's right to vote

Back

Henry Clay

Front

Speaker of the House of Representatives and supported Quincy Adams, influenced the House to vote for Adams

Back

Rich

Front

Ward represented the ______ people

Back

Newton Cannon

Front

TN governor

Back

Criminal codes

Front

Originally, these were based of off Pennsylvania and North Carolina

Back

99

Front

How many electoral votes did Jackson receive

Back

Jackson

Front

Vowed to get even with clay

Back

Majority

Front

More than half

Back

Currency

Front

paper money and coins

Back

Tariff

Front

A tax on imported goods

Back

Gold

Front

Money was turned in for this

Back

Penitentiary

Front

A prison or those convicted of serious crimes

Back

financial condition

Front

The chief issue during campaign

Back

Sam Houston

Front

Born in Virginia, ran away from home to live with the Cherokee; indians gave him the name raven; moved to Texas and later became president of the republic of Texas

Back

Whig Party

Front

Political party formed in 1834 to oppose policies of Andrew Jackson

Back

Inflationary

Front

tending to increase prices and decrease the purchasing power of money

Back