Copy of US1 U4 L11 SLIDES The End of the Era of Good Feelings (Q1)

Open Ended

Summarize the Federalist party and what happened to it using 10 words only.

Multiple Select

Which of the following individuals ran for president in 1824? Select all that apply.

• John Quincy Adams

• Andrew Jackson

• William H. Crawford

• Henry Clay

Multiple Choice

According to the 12th Amendment, what happens if no candidate wins a majority in the Electoral College?

• The Senate chooses the President

• The Supreme Court decides

• The House of Representatives chooses the President

• The candidate with the most votes automatically wins

Multiple Choice

Why was Henry Clay eliminated from the presidential race but still influential in the outcome?

• He was the Vice President

• He was Speaker of the House

• He had the most popular votes

• He was a Supreme Court Justice

Multiple Choice

Based on the election results, which candidate received the most electoral votes in the 1824 presidential election?

• John Quincy Adams

• Andrew Jackson

• William H. Crawford

• Henry Clay

Multiple Choice

Who was chosen as President by the House of Representatives after the 1824 election?

• Andrew Jackson

• John Quincy Adams

• Henry Clay

• William Crawford

Multiple Choice

Which states supported Andrew Jackson in the House vote, according to the map?

• Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Pennsylvania

• New York, Massachusetts, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Vermont

• Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, Connecticut

• Arkansas Territory, Michigan Territory, Florida Territory

Open Ended

Explain how the House of Representatives decided the outcome of the 1824 presidential election and the role Henry Clay played in this process.

Multiple Choice

What was the 'corrupt bargain' and who were the main figures involved?

• An agreement between John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay to secure the presidency for Adams

• A deal between Andrew Jackson and his supporters to form a new party

• A compromise over tariffs between Northern and Southern states

• A treaty with Britain over trade

Multiple Select

Which of the following were key components of the 'American System' promoted by Adams and Clay?

• High tariffs to support manufacturing

• Federal funding for roads and canals

• Strong national economy and unity

• Expansion of slavery

Open Ended

Explain how Adams and Clay's promotion of the 'American System' reflected Federalist-style policies.

Multiple Choice

What major change did Jackson and his supporters bring to American politics between 1825 and 1828?

• They ended the two-party system

• They built a new political party that became the Democratic Party

• They abolished presidential elections

• They promoted the American System

Open Ended

Analyze the symbolism in the newspaper image titled 'The Democrat.' What message do you think it was trying to convey to its readers in 1829?

Multiple Choice

How did the outcome of the 1824 presidential election contribute to the reemergence of political parties in the United States?

• Andrew Jackson became President and unified all parties.

• John Quincy Adams was chosen President by the House, leading Jackson's supporters to form a new party.

• All candidates agreed to dissolve political parties.

• The Electoral College decided the election without controversy.

Open Ended

Explain how the Era of Good Feelings came to an end and how a new political party was formed.