History A Unit 7

Which Native American tribe most resisted forced relocation under the Indian Removal Act?

• Seminole

• Osage

• Shawnee

• Choctaw

It’s 1830, and Tom lives in New York. He strongly supports the supremacy of Congress over the presidency and favored a program of modernization and economic protectionism. To which political party does Tom most likely belong?

• Socialist

• Republican

• Whig

• Democrat

Which statement would best describe a War Hawk in 1812?

• Primarily from the North, a War Hawk pressed for war with France.

• Primarily from the West and South, a War Hawk pressed for war with Britain.

• Primarily from South and North, a War Hawk pressed for war with Britain.

• Primarily from the West and North, a War Hawk pressed for war with France.

What led many of Georgia’s white residents to resent the Cherokee people in the early 1800s?

• The Cherokee would not uphold trade agreements with white residents.

• The Cherokee were experiencing overcrowding due to a population explosion.

• The Cherokee expressed their own resentment through violent attacks.

• The Cherokee refused to give or sell their land to white residents for cotton farming.

It’s 1830, and Frank lives in Kentucky. He supports the expansion of suffrage to most adult white men, and the restructuring a number of federal institutions, which included strengthening the presidency and executive branch at the expense of Congress. To which political party does Frank most likely belong?

• Socialist

• Whig

• Democrat

• Republican

During the Jacksonian democracy, expanded voting rights did not extend to women, American Indians, or free African Americans in the North or South. What term is used to describe this event?

• disenfranchisement

• enfranchisement

• elections

• universal suffrage

According to the Jacksonian Democrats, who should have full voting rights?

• females

• white males

• Native Americans

• African Americans

What political action was being argued as part of the Nullification Crisis?

• Whether a state could change its boundaries to include Western lands.

• Whether a state was allowed to have slaves.

• Whether a state could secede from the union.

• Whether a state could nullify any federal laws that went against its interests.

What state directly contributed to the Nullification Crisis, or Secession Crisis, of 1828–1832?

• South Carolina

• North Carolina

• Georgia

• Arkansas

Why are the years between 1817-1825 known as the “Era of Good Feelings”?

• Due to the emergence of a second-party system.

• Due to the Panic of 1819.

• Due to the election of James Polk.

• Due to the dominance of one political party.