Andrew Jackson Test Review 2018

The Indian Removal Act of 1830 was the forced relocation of Native Americans from the Southeast to which area?

• The Oregon Territory

• The Florida Territory

• Texas

• The Oklahoma Territory west of the Mississippi River

Which Native American Tribe successfully resisted removal from their lands?

• The Seminole

• Cherokee

• Creek

• Shawnee

In the Presidential Election of 1824, Andrew Jackson won the popular vote, but still lost the election. How was that possible?

• Jackson was disqualified because he married his wife Rachel while she was married to another man

• John Quincy Adams was selected since he was the son of a former president

• Jackson did not win the number of electoral votes needed to win the election

• Jackson's policies against Native Americans disqualified him from winning

Which of the following WAS NOT TRUE of the early life of Andrew Jackson

• He became a judge in Tennessee

• His father died before he was born

• He had a hot temper and liked to fight

• He was the first "self-made" man to become president

Which of the following WAS NOT TRUE of the early life of Andrew Jackson?

• Jackson joined the local militia during the Revolutionary War

• Jackson was involved in many duels

• Jackson was the hero of the Battle of New Orleans in the War of 1812

• Jackson was born into wealth in 1767

Which of the following was one way that President Jackson "killed" the National Bank?

• Jackson deposited the Nation's funds in a federal bank

• Jackson voted to approve the National Bank

• Jackson renewed the Bank's charter for five years

• Jackson vetoed the National Bank's charter

Which political party did the followers of Andrew Jackson create after he lost the election of 1824?

• The Libertarian Party

• The Democratic Party

• The Democratic-Republican Party

• The Republican Party

What is the practice of rewarding political supporters with government jobs called

• The Spoils System

• The Merit System

• The Reward System

• The Advancement System

How did voting in the United States begin to change in the 1820's?

• Women were given the right to vote

• Poor white men, or the "common man" began to be allowed to vote

• Only rich white men with property began to vote

• Some free Blacks were given the right to vote

Which of the following Native American tribes did the United States forcibly move west from Georgia to Oklahoma?

• Creek

• Chickasaw

• Choctaw

• Cherokee