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1. g democracy for ordinary white citizens
2. i forced relocation resulting in cherokee deaths
3. f jacksons successful second presidential campaign
4. region where jackson grew up
5. e alleged political deal costing jackson the 1824 election
6. large national financial institution jackson opposed
7. c event that made jackson a national hero
8. h law allowing the negotiation of removal treaties
9. k practice of giving government jobs to loyal supporters
10. o group affected by jacksons earlier military campaigns
11. s president who defeated jackson in 1824
12. l jacksons conflict with the national bank
13. growth of presidential authority under jackson
14. western edges of settlement
15. a native nation forcibly removed on the trail of tears
16. agreement used to justify native american relocation
17. a war during which jackson rose to prominence
18. a jackson himself
19. jacksons political philosophy
20. presidents power to reject a bill

Answer:

To solve these fill - in - the - blank questions about Andrew Jackson and related historical events, we need to recall key historical facts:

Question 4

The region where Jackson grew up was the West (or more specifically, the frontier region of the Carolinas and later Tennessee). But if we assume there are standard options (even though not fully shown), the answer related to his upbringing region.

Question 6

The large national financial institution Jackson opposed was the Second Bank of the United States.

Question 13

The growth of presidential authority under Jackson is often referred to as the rise of the "imperial presidency" in a Jacksonian context or more simply, the expansion of presidential power (he used the veto more, asserted more executive control).

Question 14

The western edges of settlement during Jackson's time were the frontier (or the American frontier, areas like the Old Southwest).

Question 16

The agreement used to justify Native American relocation was the Indian Removal Act (or related treaties, but the legal basis was the Indian Removal Act of 1830).

Question 18

If this is about describing Jackson himself, terms like "the People's President", a war hero (from the Battle of New Orleans), or a champion of the common man can be used.

Question 19

Jackson's political philosophy was Jacksonian Democracy, which emphasized the power of the common man, opposition to elitism, and a more active executive branch.

Question 20

The President’s power to reject a bill is the veto power (specifically the presidential veto).

Since the original question seems to be a matching exercise with options (not fully visible), here are the likely answers based on historical knowledge:

1. (Assuming options) The region where Jackson grew up - likely related to the "West" or "Frontier" (e.g., if option is related to Tennessee/Carolinas frontier)
2. Second Bank of the United States
3. Expansion of presidential authority (or "Jacksonian expansion of executive power")
4. Frontier (or "Western frontier")
5. Indian Removal Act (or related relocation - justifying agreement)
6. (If about Jackson's description) "The People's President" (or war hero, etc.)
7. Jacksonian Democracy
8. Veto (presidential veto power)

If we assume a standard set of options for a Jackson - related matching quiz (common in US history), here are the more precise answers with the understanding of typical quiz questions:

1. Frontier (or the region of his upbringing: Carolinas/Tennessee frontier)
2. Second Bank of the United States
3. Growth of presidential authority (Jackson expanded executive power)
4. Frontier (western settlement edges)
5. Indian Removal Act (justified Native relocation)
6. (If option is "the common man's champion" or "war hero") - Jackson was a war hero and champion of the common man
7. Jacksonian Democracy (his political philosophy)
8. Veto (presidential veto)

If we need to present in the format of the original (matching with letters, though letters are not fully provided), but based on the visible and historical context:

1. (Let's assume the correct letter - related to his upbringing region)
2. (Letter related to Second Bank of the United States)
3. (Letter related to expansion of presidential power)
4. (Letter related to frontier)
5. (Letter related to Indian Removal Act or treaties)
6. (Letter related to Jackson's description)
7. (Letter related to Jacksonian Democracy)
8. (Letter related to veto power)

Since the original problem has some answers already filled (like 1,2,3,5,7,8,9,10,11,12,15,17 with letters G, I, F, E, C, H, K, O, S, L, A, Q), and the remaining need to be filled:

1. (Let's say the correct letter is related to "West" or his upbringing region, maybe a letter like "B" if that's the option for his upbringing region)
2. (Letter related to Second Bank, maybe "D")
3. (Letter related to presidential authority growth, maybe "M")
4. (Letter related to western settlement edges, maybe "N")
5. (Letter related to Native relocation agreement, maybe "P")
6. (Letter related to Jackson himself, maybe "R")
7. (Letter related to his political philosophy, maybe "T")
8. (Letter related to veto, maybe "U")

But without the full list of options, we can only provide the content - based answers as above. If we consider the most probable answers based on standard Jackson - era history questions:

1. Frontier (or the region of his upbringing: Carolinas/Tennessee)
2. Second Bank of the United States
3. Expansion of presidential power
4. Frontier
5. Indian Removal Act
6. War hero/Champion of the common man
7. Jacksonian Democracy
8. Veto