Madison, Monroe, Adams, Jackson

Definition of Nationalism 

• Pride in ones country
• Loves America only
• America
• All of the Above

In 1831, South Carolina passed the Nullification Act declaring that they would

• nullify the constitution
• nullify the Bill of Rights
• not pay tariffs and secede
• impeach Jackson

Who was the first president to declare war? 

• Madison
• Jefferson
• William Henry Harrison
• Jackson 

What is the practice of replaying government officials with people loyal to you? 

• mudslinging
• bureaucracy
• suffrage
• spoils system

What battle inspired the Star Spangled Banner? 

• Washington D.C.
• Ft. McHenry
• Tippecanoe 
• Thames

What are warhawks?

• Congressmembers who supported war
• Congressmembers who opposed war
• Congressmembers who supported JQA
• Congressmembers who supported Jackson

What americans supported Andrew Jackson? 

• farmers and factory workers
• northern businessmen
• educated Americans 
• legislators

What did the Monroe Doctrine do? 

• It stated the U.S. would oppose European countries in the West
• It stated the U.S. would oppose South American countries in the North
• It stated the U.S. would stay out of Latin America
• It stated the U.S. would support Europe in the West

What was Clay trying to balance in the Missouri Compromise? 

• The Cabinet
• the number of pro and anti-slavery congressmembers 
• The number of pro and anti-national bank congressmembers
• The number of pro-and anti-Indian Removal Act congressmembers 

What court decision established the principle of judicial review?

• Marbury v Madison 
•  Barbary v. Jefferson
• Brown v. Board of Education
•  Ali v Frazier