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WOTF series of events is listed in proper sequence?A.Election of Andrew Jackson; election of John Quincy Adams; election of William Henry Harrison; election of Martin Van BurenB.Announcement of American System program; Missouri controversy; "Tariff of Abominations", veto of Second Bank recharterC.Second Seminole War; Trail of Tears; Indian Removal Act; Cherokee Nation vs. Georgia caseD.Nullification Crisis; Monroe Doctrine; Dorr War; death of Second Bank
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