States ignoring a federal law is called --

• nullification

• spoils system

• suffrage

• resettlement

Giving government positions to supporters is the process of --

• judicial review

• the Whig Party

• the spoils system

• states; rights

This political party was created by critics of Andrew Jackson --

• Democratic-Republicans

• Federalists

• Democratic Party

• Whig Party

The right to vote is called --

• tariff

• nullification

• suffrage

• states' rights

When a region cares more about its interests rather than the nation's interests, this is called --

• nullification

• sectionalism

• states' rights

• Judicial Review

The Supreme Court case Marbury v. Madison established the court's right to --

• judicial review

• pass tariffs

• allow suffrage

• establish a new political party

This political party was established by Andrew Jackson and his supporters --

• Democratic-Republicans

• Whig Party

• Federalists

• Democratic Party

The settlement of people in a new and different place is known as --

• suffrage

• resettlement

• spoils system

• tariff

When a tax is placed on foreign goods it is because the government passed --

• a tariff

• judicial review

• nullification

• states' rights

Powers that are held by the state governments rather than the national government are known as --

• spoils system

• judicial review

• states' rights

• resettlement