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Which was NOT a major issue faced by Jackson DURING his presidency? Corrupt Bargain, Indian Removal Act, Nullification Crisis, Bank Veto

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Corrupt Bargain

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What was the effect of the Indian Removal Act?

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Natives were forced from their homes and sent West, causing the "Trail of Tears"

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What was NOT a part of the Nullification Crisis? Options: Southern states were upset over the favor to the Northern region, the President got Congress to increase the tariff, the So. Carolina nullified the tax and refused to pay as unconstitutional, Jackson passed the Force Bill to make the South pay, using support from the army

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the President got Congress to increase the tariff

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How did Jackson handle it when the Supreme Court disagreed with him?

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he did what he wanted anyway

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Why did Jackson veto the Bank?

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he believed it gave more money ONLY to the rich

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True or False: Everyone called him King Andrew because they believed he abused his powers.

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False

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Why was the Nullification Crisis so significant of an event?

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the problems between the North and South kept growing

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Which of the following best explains the Bank veto situation? Options: he removed the Bank's charter because he didn't like the rich getting richer, Jackson ignored the Supreme Court's decision, AJ moved federal monies to the state banks, all of these are correct

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all of these are correct

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How did Jackson win the Election of 1828?

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by creating the Democratic Party and representing the Common Man

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Which is NOT a way that Jackson ignored how others felt about him and did what he thought was right? AJ used his friends as his Kitchen Cabinet to advise him, instead of the government people; he vetoed the Bank, against the Supreme Court's decision it was constitutional; Jackson created Jacksonian Democracy that represented poor, common men, farmers and other hard-working people; Andrew moved the Natives West, even after the Supreme Court said it was unconstitutional

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Andrew moved the Natives West, even after the Supreme Court said it was unconstitutional