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Jackson Lesson

Jackson Lesson

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Social Studies

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6th Grade

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Easy

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Alicia DeLoughery

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14 Slides • 4 Questions

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Multiple Select

Andrew Jackson was also known as...

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Old Soldier
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Old Yeller

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The People's President
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The Great Compromiser

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Open Ended

How did changes to voting rules allow more people to take part in elections?

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Why could giving government jobs to friends and supporters be a bad idea?

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Veto power means the president can say "no" to a law that Congress wants to pass. It stops the law unless Congress votes again and gets enough support to override the veto. It’s a way for the president to check Congress’s power.

​Veto Power

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Multiple Choice

"When the president uses a veto, he is telling Congress,"

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He is telling Congress to revise the bill.
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He is telling Congress I don’t agree with this law, and I don’t want it to pass.'"

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He is telling Congress to pass the bill immediately.
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He is telling Congress he supports the bill.

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