History 4.8 Quiz

Whigs

• Supported national bank

• Support primarily from New England and mid-Atlantic states. Protestants.

• Supported federal funding of internal improvements and protective tarrifs

• Opposed high tarrifs, monopolies, and high land prices

• Supporters largely came from the South, West, urban workers, and immigrants

Democrats

• Supported opportunity for all white men regardless of wealth and free trade

• Support primarily from New England and mid-Atlantic states. Protestants.

• Supported local role, limited government

• Opposed high tarrifs, monopolies, and high land prices

• Supporters largely came from the South, West, urban workers, and immigrants

Jackson ​ (a)   the National Bank's recharter bill arguing that it was ​ (b)   .

• veteod
• unconstitutional
• passed
• constitutional
• important
• stalled

Explain the premise of pet banks and why Jackson had it.

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Answer explanation

Moved money out of the National Bank and split it up amongst multiple state (pet) banks. Did so to decrease the power of the national bank.

Jackson believed local projects should be left to the ​ (a)   .

• states
• federal government
• executive branch
• people

Jackson ​ (a)   the Indian Removal Act of 1830 to "​ (b)   " the Cherokees from Georgia ​ (c)   . This act mandated the Cherokee "voluntarily" ​ (d)   their land to lands west of the Mississippi or remain under Georgia law and jurisdiction.

• supported
• protect
• laws
• leave
• protested
• endanger
• rule
• inherit

​ (a)   v. Georgia ruled by John Marshall's Supreme Court decided that Indian nations were ​ (b)   by ​ (c)   law and so should only be dealt with by the ​ (d)   government, not the ​ (e)   governments.

• Worcester
• protected
• federal
• state
• Cherokee Nation
• nulled
• excluded
• local

Draw a dog and a cat