John Quincy Adams & Andrew Jackson's Presidency

By the early 1800s, all white men could vote regardless of ​ ​ (a)   or ​ ​ (b)     Politicians started to pay attention to issues that affected the ​​ (c)     .

• social class
• religion
• common man
• race
• education level
• age

By 1824, the Federalist Party had disappeared so the only candidates who ran for president were apart of what political party?

• Democratic Party

• Whig Party
• Federalist Party

• Democratic-Republican Party

Select all of the candidates who all ran for president in the election of 1824.

• William Crawford

• John Quincy Adams

• Henry Clay

• Andrew Jackson

• John Adams

None of the candidates won a majority of the Electoral College. Who had to decide who would become president?

• House of Representatives
• President

• Supreme Court
• Senate

​ (a)     received the most votes in the house of Representatives. Adams appointed ​​ (b)   as his Secretary of State.

• Henry Clay
• John Quincy Adams
• James Monroe
• Thomas Jefferson
• Andrew Jackson
• John Adams

Jackson referred to the House vote and Clay's appointment as "_______________" because it defeated the real wishes of the American people.

• corrupt bargain
• unfair deal

• fair agreement
• spoils system

Towards the end of his presidency, Adams signed the ______________________ into law.

• Embargo Act

• Proclamation of Neutrality

• Tariff of 1828

• Alien and Sedition Acts

A tariff is

• a fee charged for shipping goods internationally

• a tax imposed on imported or exported goods

• a subsidy given to domestic producers

• a tax imposed on domestic goods

The Tariff of 1812 was often referred to as _____________ by southerners because of its devastating effect on the Southern economy.

• Tariff of Abominations
• Tariff of Devastation

• Tariff of Acceptance
• Tariff of Destruction

According to John C. Calhoun and numerous Southerners what did the states have the right to do in response to the tariff if was not repealed? Select two answers.

• 
  secede from the Union

• increase tariffs even more

• nullify federal laws they deemed unconstitutional

• abolish slavery