FINAL REVIEW 2020 21-30

what did the Monroe Doctrine say?

• America and Europe should share power of Latin America

• America should conquer Canada

• Europe should stay out of Latin America

• America would always have free trade

what was the impact of the Monroe Doctrine?

• it urged the nation to be neutral and steer clear of permanent alliances

• it prohibited Americans from trading with foreign nations

• the US saw itself as a world power and a protector of Latin America

• none of the above

one similarity in the foreign policies of Washington, Jefferson, and Monroe was that they --

• favored France over England

• sought colonies in other parts of the world

• came to the defense of Latin America

• sought to avoid involvement in European political struggles

Andrew Jackson was popular because he represented --

• the rich and powerful

• the common man

• factory owners

• slave owners

what was a consequence of the election of Andrew Jackson?

• it increased opposition to slavery

• it changed ideas about voting rights

• it make people think differently about women's rights

• it damaged America's relations with Europe

the principle that best describes the idea that more people should be allowed to vote is --

• Jeffersonian Democracy

• popular sovereignty

• majority rule

• Jacksonian Democracy

why did Andrew Jackson support the introduction of the "spoils system"?

• it would end vetoing bills he disliked

• it would have to be enforced by the Supreme Court decision

• it would remove Native Americans from their traditional lands

• it would open jup jobs in government to average citizens

Early in 19th Century, supporters of high protective tariffs believed they would strengthen the American economy by --

• encouraging free trade

• protecting American manufacturing

• limiting industrial jobs

• expanding global interdependence

the tariff issue of 1832 and the secession of the Southern states in 1860s were similar in that both concerned the constitutional issue of --

• states' rights

• popular sovereignty

• representative congress

• republicanism

Starting with the election of Pres. Andrew Jackson, voter participation increased due to the --

• passage of an amendment ending religious qualifications for voting

• end of property requirements for voting

• extension of suffrage to Native Americans

• arrival of more immigrants from nations with democratic governments.