Andrew Jackson

What allowed for the expansion of democracy starting in 1820?

• The 15th Amendment allowed for all men to vote

• States began lowering or eliminating property qualifications

• Immigrants were allowed to vote before becoming citizens

• The emergence of Henry Clay's American System

All were a part of the American System EXCEPT

• A protective Tariff

• Internal Improvements

• Ways to incorporate western territories as states

• Solidifying a national bank

The election of 1824 ended with what was known as the "corrupt bargain" which did what?

• Overturned the Electoral College to give John Quincy Adams the presidency

• Saw Andrew Jackson become the President and implementing Henry Clay's American System

• Saw John Quincy Adams become President due to a recount of Virginia

• Saw John Quincy Adams become President and him appointed Henry Clay as Secretary of State

The primary focus of the Monroe Doctrine was

• to allow the U.S. to colonize in the Americas

• to stop the further colonization of Europe in the Americas

• to allow the Manifest Destiny of the U.S. to expand west

• to keep the U.S. from European wars

Henry Clay held which position during the election of 1824?

• Senator

• Speaker of the House

• Vice President

• Secretary of State

Andrew Jackson was seen as the champion of the

• Common Man

• Elites

• Native Americans

• Slave holders

Why did the House of Representatives get involved in the Election of 1824?

• There was no electoral college for this election

• There was alleged fraud in the election

• No candidate received a majority of the electoral college

• The 12th Amendment gave the power to the House to decide the president if all of the candidates agreed to it.

John Quincy Adams was the first of two sons of a former president to be elected, who was the other

• George W. Bush

• Ronald Reagan

• John F. Kennedy

• Bill Clinton

What position was Henry Clay given as a result of the "Corrupt Bargain"?

• He was Vice President

• He was Secretary of State

• He was Speaker of the House

• He was a Senator

Which political party was against the Tariff of Abomination

• Democrat-Republican

• Democrats

• Whigs