Chapter 10 Test Review (Hon.)

Based on the image, who won the Election of 1828 and how?

• Andrew Jackson, in a close race

• Andrew Jackson, in a landslide

• John Quincy Adams, in a close race

• John Quincy Adams, in a landslide

Andrew Jackson was criticized for all of the following EXCEPT

• Abuse of the veto power

• Abuse of the spoils system

• Ending the Second National Bank

• Creating the Missouri Compromise

The Monroe Doctrine

• Welcomed European colonization in the Western Hemisphere

• Opposed European colonization in the Western Hemisphere

• Declared Latin America as United States colonies

• Ratified Florida as a state

All of the following indicate governmental nationalism during the Era of Good Feeling EXCEPT

• McCulloch v. Maryland

• Monroe Doctrine

• Dartmouth v. Woodward

• Jackson's veto of the National Bank

All of the following are characteristic of the "notables" EXCEPT

• They were rich, white, male landowners

• They usually held distinguished occupations, such as plantation owner or lawyer

• They dominated the governments of the original thirteen colonies (later states)

• They dominated the governments of the Old Northwest

What change over time do these maps display?

• An increase in women's suffrage

• Greater restrictions on suffrage

• An increase in white male suffrage

• Greater restrictions on African-American suffrage

Political parties evolved into machines when

• The people began to turn to government to advanced business, religious, and cultural causes

• Martin Van Buren established the Democratic Party

• The Federalist Party died out, leaving the Democratic-Republican Party with a monopoly over the government

• George Washington left a sizable donation to the Federalist Party

All of the following will occur as a result of the Tariff of 1828 EXCEPT

• Jackson's clear victory in the Election of 1828

• South Carolina's nullification of the Tariff of 1828

• Henry Clay's compromise

• South Carolina successfully seceding from the Union

All of the following were part of the Jacksonian Democrat platform in 1828 EXCEPT

• Equal rights and popular rule for all white men

• Encouragement of big business and the American System

• Hostility towards Native Americans

• Seeking a fair tariff to replace that of the Tariff of 1828

All of the following characterize the Whig Party EXCEPT

• A political world dominated by men of ability and wealth

• It appealed to evangelical Protestants and upwardly mobile groups.

• Whigs from the North and South supported high tariffs

• The Whigs first ran in the presidential election in 1836