U.S. History Chapter 10 The Age of Jackson

He was one of Andrew Jackson's strongest allies in his official cabinet.

• Martin Van Buren

• John C. Calhoun

• Daniel Webster

• Black Hawk

This is how President Andrew Jackson reacted to Vice President John C. Calhoun's views and nullification.

• he thought it was a wonderful idea.

• he asked Calhoun to leave the country.

• openly disagreed with Calhoun and watched as Calhoun resigned.

• He recommended that Calhoun should be the next President.

Practice of rewarding loyal supporters with government jobs.

• okie dokie

• inside trading

• rewards system

• spoils system

This can be attributed to Martin Van Buren's success in the presidential election of 1837.

• popularity of his stand against a domineering presidency.

• inability of opposing party to decide on one candidate.

• successful economic policies of his predecessor.

• confidence inspired by his past as an army general.

Forced march to Indian Territory taken by the Cherokee

• Trail of Creation

• March of the Titans

• Osceola

• Trail of Tears

Though the economic policies adopted by President Jackson before the Panic of 1837 did not fix the country's economic problems, they did

• decrease inflation.

• privatize banks

• lower the national debt.

• help mend relations with banks.

Native American leader who decided to fight U.S. officials rather than leave Illinois.

• Osceola

• Tecumseh

• Black Hawk

• Sacajawea

Which of the following statements describes the social situation of the United States before Jacksonian Democracy

• Hundreds of craftspeople were opening shops in the cities.

• Power was in the hands of a few wealthy individuals.

• Small farmers were profiting from new technologies.

• Ordinary Americans were gaining a voice in government.

Which group did Osceola lead against U.S. troops?

• Sauk

• Fox

• Cherokee

• Seminole

advanced the states' rights doctrine

• Martin Van Buren

• John C. Calhoun

• Andrew Jackson

• Daniel Webster