hard money and banking regulatuib,

the end of property qualifications for voting and political conventions.

slavery and economic distress.

westward expansion and Native American removal.

dignity and decorum with which he would run the White House.

the rise of the common people.

aloofness with which Jackson treated his supporters.

return of Jeffersonian simplicity.

press those with experience into governmental service.

prevent corruption from spoiling democratic systems.

reward political supporters with public office.

turn politics from an amateur to a professional pursuit.

Native Americans were assimilating too easily into white society.

he wanted to open Indian lands to white settlement.

Native Americans were waging warfare on white settlements.

the Supreme Court ruled that Native Americans could not be American citizens.

develop a written legal code and constitution.

support antislavery reform.

develop a Cherokee writing system.

promote education and schools.

delegating mangement to the churches.

the forced removal to the West.

the establishment of a reservation system.

a process of gradual assimilation.

That they abstain from alcohol.

That they do not bring slaves into Mexico.

That they denounce Spain.

That they arrive as families.

many Texans' determination to maintain an independent republic.

Mexicans who threatened a new war if Texas became part of the United States.

northern antislavery forces.

the "Texican" refusal to accept Anglo-American culture and language.