US - Jackson [part 1] - 21-22

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Andrew Jackson called the unfair deal made between John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay [which gave Adams the U.S. Presidency in 1824] the -

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"Corrupt Bargain"

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Because he came from humble beginnings and was popular with laborers and farmers, President Andrew Jackson was nicknamed the -

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Common Man

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One example of Jacksonian Democracy: voting rights expanded during this time period when the requirement of being ____ was removed.

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a property owner

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Using the "spoils system", President Jackson gave government jobs to -

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his most loyal and trusted friends

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The Tariff of Abominations was - a tax on imported goods, damaging to the Southern economy, ignored in South Carolina,

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ALL of these are correct

Front

What was the "Nullification Crisis"? [hint: it had something to do with the Tariff of Abominations]

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South Carolina threatened to secede from the Union if the tariff was enforced.

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Which of these is a characteristic of the "free enterprise" type of economy? limited government interference in business, prices determined by supply and demand, private owners receive the profits, ALL of these are correct

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ALL of these are correct

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**INDUSTRIALIZATION**

FIRST - industrial development expanded
NEXT - cities grew rapidly
THEN - ?????????????
FINALLY - reform movements were organized to address social problems

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overcrowding, pollution, and crime became widespread

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott fought for women's rights, especially their right to _____ .

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vote

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What is the name of the movement led by Ralph Waldo Emerson that focused on listening to your conscience to determine what is right and wrong?

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Transcendentalism