American Republic - Chapter 10 - 1

The Indians received many benefits from Jacksonian Democracy.

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

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

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Andrew Jackson handpicked Martin Van Buren to be the next Democratic candidate for president.

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Andrew Jackson considered the National Bank to be unconstitutional and harmful.

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• False

The American people supported John Quincy Adam's program for improving the national economy and promoting art, literature, and science.

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Martin Van Buren proposed an independent treasury system to separate the government from Private banking. 

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

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

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• False

John Tyler used the support of the Whig Party to push his programs through Congress.

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• False