(11.7) What does the term internal improvement mean?

Public Works for the Creation of Transportation Systems

(11.10) The Tariff of Abominations can best be described by which of the following phrases?

It was a tax designed to protect industry in the northern states.

It was a tax designed to protect agriculture in the southern states.

It created a monopoly for the Lowell Textile Mill.

It was an tax designed to slow economic expansion.

(11. 12) The Nullification Crisis of 1832-33 was the situation in which:

South Carolina argued it could nullify a federal law that it considered unconstitutional.

The president had the authority to ignore, or nullify, any federal law of his choice.

Congress argued it could nullify a state law that it considered unconstitutional.

The Supreme Court ruled that a federal or state law was unconstitutional.

(11.13) Which of the following answer choice best describes President Jackson’s view of the National Bank?

He thought the Bank's policies favored the elite at the expense of the common people.

He thought that the Bank did not have enough power.

The Bank was constitutional because of the Elastic Clause.

The Bank did not have a charter from the federal government.

(24.13) What is one benefit of a tariff to a U.S. business?

Tariffs make imported goods more expensive, so consumers are more likely to buy American products.

Tariffs make domestic goods more expensive, so consumers are more likely to buy foreign products.

Tariffs raise tax money for the federal government.

Tariffs prevent free trade and make American businesses lose profits.

(14.6) How did the availability of natural resources contribute to the geographic expansion of the United States?

Settlers wanted to move out west to make a profit

Natural resources were an enticement for settlers to move out west

(15.29) Why did the westward movement of people, products, and ideas result in the displacement of American Indians?

A. White settlers felt the natives were superior to them and the natives should be given any land they chose.

C. White settlers felt that it was their right to use the land and resources of the natives.

D. White settlers felt they owned the land due to purchase or Manifest Destiny.

(15.30) What was the economic impact of the displacement of American Indians on the development of the US?

As Indians lost their lands, cotton production increased.

As Indians lost their lands, cotton production was unchanged.

As Indians lost their lands, cotton production decreased.

As Indians lost their lands, cotton production stopped.

(11.15) Based on the information illustrated in the chart and map, what would be a Southern view on internal improvements?

They opposed the cost of building internal improvements because they did not feel that their section of the country benefited as much as the other regions.

They supported government spending on internal improvements because they were the region that benefited the most from them.

The opposed constructing internal improvements because they had no need for better roads and faster transportation.

Since most internal improvements were transportation networks that aided westward expansion, Southerners were unable to travel to the North.

(24.13) What is one benefit of a tariff to a U.S. business?

Tariffs make imported goods more expensive, so consumers are more likely to buy American products.

Tariffs make domestic goods more expensive, so consumers are more likely to buy foreign products.

Tariffs raise tax money for the federal government.

Tariffs prevent free trade and make American businesses lose profits.

(11.16) Which of the following statements identifies a correct sectional view of the National Bank during the time of Andrew Jackson.

The South and west viewed Jackson as a hero because he combated the bank with his use of the veto, while the North viewed Jackson’s use of the veto the act of tyrant.

The South felt that Jackson was a great president because he vetoed the bank, while the North and West viewed as a hero for protecting the Bank from destruction.

The North, South and West felt that Andrew Jackson was a hero because he used his veto to kill the National Bank.

The South felt that Jackson used his veto power for the good of the common man, while the West felt that Jackson used his power unjustly.

(11.14) Compare and contrast the sectional views on the issue of tariff rates of the U.S. government:

The North and West wanted high tariffs on imported goods.

The North and South wanted high tariffs on imported goods.

The South and the West wanted high tariffs on imported goods.

The North, South, and West wanted high tariffs on imported goods.

(24.14 ) How did the government imposing the Tariff of 1828/Tariff of Abominations have different impacts on the North and the South? Your answer should include the effects on both regions of the country.

In the North, they had more business because of the Tariff because more people would buy domestic goods (which they made in the North) because they were cheaper. In the South, they had less business because they imported goods that were made from their cotton from Europe and they could no longer get those goods sent back for little amounts of money. (GOOD FOR NORTH, BAD FOR SOUTH)

In the North and South, they didn't get any business at all because of the tariffs (BAD FOR BOTH)

In the North and South business boomed and they got more money. (GOOD FOR BOTH)

In the North, they had less business because of the tariff because more people bought European goods because they were cheaper. In the South, they had more business because they imported goods that were made from their cotton from Europe and they could get those goods for even cheaper. (BAD FOR NORTH, GOOD FOR SOUTH)

(10.11) Which of the following statements is true about the desire for natural resources and the belief that Manifest Destiny justified westward expansion?

US Americans felt they had a responsibility to "civilize" the lands

US Americans felt like they had a right to resources

US Americans felt like it was their natural right to have land from coast to coast

(14.17) How did the availability of natural resources contribute to the economic expansion of the United States?

B. Industry collapsed in the North

(16.12) What were the consequences of stereotypes for American Indians?

A. Indians were removed from their homelands

B. Treaties were broken by Americans when gold was discovered on land because Americans felt superior to the Indians

C. Indians were seen as inferior

(9.8) Which of the following answer choices identifies the countries involved in the Webster-Ashburton Treaty?

The United States and Great Britain

(9.8) Which of the following answer choices best describes the results of the Webster-Ashburton Treaty?

It resolved several border disputes between the northern border of the United States and British Canada.

It resolved the border disputes between Mexico and the United States in the Southwest.

The United States ceded the land West of the Rocky Mountains to Great Britain.

The United States gained the territory west of the Appalachian Mountains and East of the Mississippi River.

(9.8) Which of the following answer choices best explains the outcome of the Oregon Treaty?

It ended the boundary dispute between the U.S. and Great Britain and gave the U.S. the sole claim to the Oregon Country.

It resolved boundary disputes between the United States and Russia in the Oregon Country.

The United States ceded all land north of the 42nd Parallel to Great Britain.

Great Britain ceded all land from the 42nd Parallel to the 54th Parallel to the United States.

(10.8) Which of the following statements best describes the result of the discovery of gold in the West?

The discovery of gold sparked a population boom that led to California's growth to statehood.

The discovery of gold led to lead poisoning in the water supply.

The discovery of gold sparked a population boom that led to New Mexico's growth to statehood.

The discovery of gold led to a decrease in immigration to the United States.

(10.9) What were the causes of the Mexican-American War?

D. Removal of Indian population

(10.9) What were the effects of the Mexican-American War?

United States acquired more land

There was conflict over slavery in the new land acquired

(24.15) Why did the United States want to purchase the land in the Gadsden Purchase?

They wanted the land for the transcontinental railroad

They wanted the land for a National Canal

They wanted the land for complete Manifest Destiny

They wanted the land for the National Road

(11.11) Describe the Webster-Hayne Debate of 1830

Two people who argued about Federalism or States' rights (wether or not states could nullify federal law)

Two men who fought over the Indian Removal Act

Debates about whether or not Jackson should've won against Adams

(11.12) Describe the Nullification Crisis of 1832-33

SC wanted to nullify the Tariff of Abominations and there was (again) a debate about whether they could or not

SC wanted to nullify the Indian Removal Act

(14.16) How did the availability of natural resources contribute to the geographic expansion of the U.S.?

Wanted cheap land to make profit

The North got resources from the West to make into goods and so they moved people over to send them to the North.

(16.10) What were the social, political and economic consequences of stereotypes for the Mormons?

A. They created a culture in Utah to get religious freedom

B. They were removed from their homelands on the Trail of Tears

C. They were persecuted for their beliefs on marriage and land ownership

(15.32) How did immigration to the United States impact the political and economic development of the U.S.?

Industrial growth and mining demands led to demand for cheap immigrant labor

Most immigrants were welcomed to United States and took on leadership roles in the country

Immigration caused a decrease in factory productivity

Chinese immigration led to the American Civil War

(14.15) One unintended environmental consequence of farming in the west was:

overgrazing and loss of buffalo population

fires caused by tractor friction

growth of factories in the west

(16.8) Which of the following groups were stereotyped and discriminated against during the Jacksonian Era?

Mexicans and Mormons/Latter Day Saints

(16.11) What were the social, political and economic consequences of stereotypes for the Chinese?

A. They were persecuted for their beliefs on marriage.

B. The first exclusionary laws in the United States were against the Chinese.

C. Gold rush caused Chinese immigrants to be seen as a threat and they went from acceptance of Chinese to laws and violence against them.

(14.14) What description best explains an unintended environmental consequence of the railroad?

Railroads caused prairie fires that burned grasslands.

Railroads pollution caused earthquakes.

Railroads improved the quality of the soil in the grasslands.

Railroad trains ran over many buffalo herds, leading to their near-extinction on the plains.

(9.7) Which of the following answer choices best explains how governments interact to settle land disputes?

Government leaders resolve disputes by making treaties with other nations or taking land by military force.

Government leaders resolve disputes by allowing the people of the nations to vote.

Government leaders are never able to resolve disputes over land.

Joint-stock companies receive government charters to start land settlements.

(16.9) Match the group with the stereotype it had during the Jacksonian Era

Natives : inferior, savages, people that needed to be civilized

Chinese : inferior, a threat to mining

Mormons : marriage and land ownership customs were questioned

(15.31) How did immigration result in a new pattern of settlement and land use during the Jacksonian Era?

Europeans settled on the east coast and migrated west.

Chinese immigrants settled on the west coast.

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(14.13) What is the purpose of barbed wire?

to show land ownership and to confine animals

to beautify the landscape of the nation

to confine 8th graders who didn't do their history homework

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

(11.9) Which of the following were issues that divided the regions?

Slavery and Tariffs

National Bank and Indian Removal

Sale Price of Land, Internal Improvements, and States' Rights vs. Federal Rights

All of the Above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

(8.28) Which of the following candidates ran for President in the Election of 1824?

William Crawford and Henry Clay

Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams

All of the Above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

(8.30) What happened after the Election of 1824 was resolved?

Adams appointed a large number of federal judges known as the Appointment of the Midnight Judges.

Even though the election was heated and controversial, power was still peacefully transferred.

Because of the controversy over the results of the election, Andrew Jackson challenged John Quincy Adams to a duel.

Henry Clay threw his support behind Andrew Jackson and was rewarded with the office of Secretary of State.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

(14.12) What was the purpose of railroads?

A. To link the United States to European countries for trade.

B. Both C and D

C. To link sections of the United States to transport people.

D. To link sections of the United States to transport goods.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

(8.29) Which of the following answer choices correctly explains the conflict that occurred in the election of 1824?

One of the candidates died before the votes were counted.

There was a tie between all the candidates.

No candidate received a majority of the votes in the Electoral College.

No candidate received any votes in the Electoral College.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

(11.6) Identify the three geographical regions in the United States during this era:

North (East)

South

West

All of the Above

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Age of Jackson Common Assessment Study Quizizz

(14.13) What is the purpose of barbed wire?

(11.9) Which of the following were issues that divided the regions?

(8.28) Which of the following candidates ran for President in the Election of 1824?

(8.30) What happened after the Election of 1824 was resolved?

(14.12) What was the purpose of railroads?

(8.29) Which of the following answer choices correctly explains the conflict that occurred in the election of 1824?

(11.6) Identify the three geographical regions in the United States during this era:

(11.7) What does the term internal improvement mean?

(10.6) What American Indian nation was removed from their homeland in Georgia to travel west on the Trail of Tears?

(10.7) The idea that God and history had selected America to expand its boundaries over the continent of North America was known as

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