Chapter 10: Jacksonian America

Chapter 10: Jacksonian America

By: Ms. Garza

Multiple Choice

The Natives received many benefits from the Jacksonian Democracy.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Johny Quincy Adams appeared aloof, cold, plain and unexciting as a political leader

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Henry Clay brought up the renewal of the National Bank early in order to aid his election to the presidency

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Andrew Jackson handpicked Martin Van Buren to be the next democratic candidate fr

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Andrew Jackson considered the National Bank to be unconstitutional and harmful

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The American people supported Johny Quincy Adams's program for improving the national economy and promoting art, literature, and science

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Marin Van Buren proposed an independent treasury system to separate the government from private banking

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

John C. Calhoun became secretary of state after the 1824 election

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Andrew Jackson vetoed a bill for the recharter of the National Bank

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Johny Tyler used the support from the Whig party to push his programs through Congress

• True

• False

Match

Match the following

• John C. Calhoun

• John Tyler

• Nicholas Biddle

• John Quincy Adams

• Samuel E. Worcester

resigned the vice presidency to lead the fight for states' rights in the Senate

the running mate of "Tippecanoe"

a Philadelphia banker and president of the Bank of the U.S.

served in Congress after he was president

ran into trouble with Georgia over his mission in Natives lands

• resigned the vice presidency to lead the fight for states' rights in the Senate

• the running mate of "Tippecanoe"

• a Philadelphia banker and president of the Bank of the U.S.

• served in Congress after he was president

• ran into trouble with Georgia over his mission in Natives lands

Match

Match the following

• Specie Circular

• Webster-Ashburton Treaty

• Compromise of 1833

• spoils system

• mudslinging

Jackson's efforts to curb inflation

settled the Canadian boundary question

gradually lowered tariff duties

set an unwise precedent for government job distribution

making malicious statements about an opponent

• Jackson's efforts to curb inflation

• settled the Canadian boundary question

• gradually lowered tariff duties

• set an unwise precedent for government job distribution

• making malicious statements about an opponent

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was the group of informal advisors with whom Andrew Jackson met with to discuss ideas

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The Kitchen Cabinet

The Kitchen Sink

The Jackson 5

The Secret Club

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is named such because it was a long journey that killed thousands of Native peoples who were forced off their land

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The Trail of Tears

The Trail of Sadness

The Trail of Torture

The Trail of Temptation

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was the Native leader who found himself at war with American troops over his land

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Black Hawk

Red Hawk

Tippecanoe

Tecumseh

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issued an Ordinance of Nullification

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South Carolina

North Carolina

New York

Georgia

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The term ​

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describes the act of a state withdrawing from the Union

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succession

succeeding

success

superseed

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The Southerns called the tariff that was passed in 1828 the ​

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tariff of abomination

tariff of tradegy

tariff of tears

tariff of treaty

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was the program put in place to pay for internal improvements such as roads, canals, lighthouse and observatories

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The American System

The European System

The CalState Road

The Improvement System

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succeeded John Marshall as chief justice of the Supreme Court

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Rodger B. Taney

Nicholas Biddle

John Quincey Adams

Andrew Jackson

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period is used to describe the time between the election and inauguration of the new president

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Lame duck

Lame goose

Poor duck

Duck-duck-goose

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was added as a state during John Tyler's presidency

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Texas

Louisiana

Tennessee

Missouri

Multiple Choice

All of the following are true of Andrew Jackson except he was

• a lawyer, judge, politician, land speculator, Native fighter and planter

• the first president elected from a state west of the original 13 states

• a crude frontiersman at the time of his election to the presidency

• able to make his caused those of the common people

Multiple Choice

This man's nickname was "Old Hickory"

• William Henry Harrison

• Andrew Jackson

• Henry Clay

• John C. Calhoun

Multiple Choice

All of the following were candidates in the 1824 presidential election except

• John Quincy Adams

• Henry Clay

• Andrew Jackson

• James Monroe

Multiple Choice

The South disliked protective tariffs for all of the following reasons except that they

• lowered the price of manufactured goods

• forced the South to buy American-made products

• reduced trade with foreign countries

• caused cotton prices to fall

Multiple Choice

The supposed "corrupt bargain" was between

• Adams and Jackson

• Adams and Clay

• Clay and Monroe

• Monroe and Jackson

Multiple Choice

Andrew Jackson

• encourage the South to secede because of the tariff

• was determined to enforce federal law

• was thoroughly opposed to the states' right position

• supported the doctrine of nullification

Multiple Choice

The election of 1828 involved all of the following except

• the emergence of the Democratic Party

• the use of broadsides, banners, testamonials, barbecues and parades

• small turnout of voters

• mudslinging

Multiple Choice

All of the following were true of the Whig Party except that it

• attracted many Catholics and Episcopalians

• wanted to restore the National Bank

• was supportive of high tariffs and internal improvements

• generally opposed to slavery

Multiple Choice

In 1836, the Whig strategy for winning presidency included

• offering Martin Van Buren as its candidate

• attempting to throw the election to the House of Representatives

• attracting the votes of the Irish and Italians

• proposing the establishment of an independent treasury

Multiple Choice

The administration of one of the following presidents was logically the least significant

• William Henry Harrison

• Andrew Jackson

• John Tyler

• Martin Van Buren

​Essay Questions:

1. Why did nullification become a major issue during the Jackson administration? Give at least two reasons and explain the resolution of the conflict.

2. Why were the Cherokee removed from their location in Georgia and sent west? Give at least two reasons.