SS.8.A.4.16

Which action did Andrew Jackson take on the bill to renew the Second Bank of the United States?

• He vetoed it.

• He signed it.

• He ignored it.

• He encouraged it.

Which principle justified President Andrew Jackson's vetoing of the Maysville Road Act on the grounds that it granted an unconstitutional power to the national government?

• federalism

• inalienable rights

• political equality

• republicanism

Which was one important consequence of Jacksonian democracy?

• expansion of the spoils system

• rise of labor unions

• decrease in voting rights

• increase in medical licensing rules

Which statement best describes Andrew Jackson's position on the Second Bank of the United States?

• Jackson felt that the bank was a privileged monopoly.

• Jackson felt that the bank was a necessary evil.

• Jackson felt that the bank had strong leadership.

• Jackson felt that the bank needed minor reforms.

Which statement describes a significant change that occurred during the Jacksonian Era?

• The common man acquired more power because of extended suffrage rights.

• Women and African Americans lost suffrage rights.

• Religious qualifications for suffrage expanded to western states.

• States increased their opposition to expanded suffrage.

Which term is associated with the spoils system?

• Jacksonian Democracy

• abolitionism

• transcendentalism

• Indian Removal Act

What was Andrew Jackson's position on the Second Bank of the United States?

• Jackson believed that the bank president held too much power.

• Jackson vetoed the bank to help his re-election campaign.

• Jackson preferred state-controlled banks.

• Jackson believed that the bank protected the economy.

Why did President Jackson veto both the Maysville Road and the National Bank bills?

• He thought the bills exceeded the power of the national government.

• He thought that the bills would limit political participation.

• He thought that the bills would lead to financial problems.

• He thought the bills limited the power of the national government.

Which region of the United States was most opposed to tariffs during the Jacksonian Era?

• the South

• the East

• the West

• the North

Why did President Jackson promote the passage of the Force Bill in 1833?

• in response to the Nullification Crisis

• in response to the attack on the Alamo

• in response to the outbreak of the Second Seminole War

• in response to the rechartering of the Bank of the United States