US History: Age of Jackson

What was the "Corrupt Bargain"?

• Henry Clay withdrew and convinced others to vote for John Q. Adams

• Henry Clay made a plan with John Q. Adams to make Jackson look bad

• South Carolina ignored the new tariff

• Jackson decided to remove Native Americans so Americans could farm and mine

When did the Democratic Party split off?

• After Election of 1824

• After Election of 1828

• After the Indian Removal Act

• After Jackson refused to renew the National Bank

What political party was Andrew Jackson in?

• Democrat

• Democrat-Republic

• Republican

• Whig

What does "suffrage" mean?

• the right to vote

• suffering

• the right to protest

• to make others suffer

Who could now vote, thanks to Jackson?

• Poor white men

• Black men

• Native Americans

• White women

What was the "Spoils System"?

• President can replace old government officials

• Those who destroyed Native American villages could take what they wanted

• People could take from South Carolina who nullified the tariff

• All the money from the National Bank was spoiled

Why did the South not like the Tariff of Abominations?

• The South could no longer trade with other countries

• The South could no longer afford trading with each other

• The South could no longer afford trading with the North

• Nobody could afford trade with the South

What was the Nullification Crisis?

• South Carolina passed the Nullification Act and threatened to secede

• South Carolina passed the Nullification Act and the US threatened

• Jackson passed the Nullification Act and didn't allow anyone to nullify

• The North passed the Nullification Act, not allowing the South to nullify

What was Henry Clay's compromise to the Nullification Crisis?

• Reduce the tariff over 10 years

• Reduce the tariff over 20 years

• Half the tariff and then reduce it in 5 years

• Half the tariff and then reduce it in 10 years

Did Andrew Jackson have the power to move Native Americans?

• Yes

• No