American History Crossword

A political election held every four years in the U.S by most political parties fielding nominees in the upcoming election.
Case that was a conviction against Samuel Worcester and the Georgia criminal statute.
A region and former territory of the U.S mainly in modern day Oklahoma.
Route that American Indians were forced by the government to travel to Indian reservations.
A law that authorized to allow the president to negotiate with Southern Indian tribes.
A group of unofficial advisers to the holder of an elected office who are considered to be unduly influential.
Political powers reserved for the states governments rather than the federal government occurring to the U.S Constitution.
The practice of a successful political party giving public office to its supporters.
A political party formed in the late 1830's
A protective tariff passed by Congress in 1828
A United States political crisis