Chapter 10 Quiz

Rewarding political supporters with government jobs is also known as

• patronage
• nepotism
• corruption
• bribery

The Election of 1824 was nicknamed "The...."

• Revolution of 1824

• Corrupt Bargain
• Era of Good Feelings

• Illicit Pact

When the House of Representatives was tasked with determining the top 3 candidates in the Election of 1824, Henry Clay threw his support behind

• Andrew Jackson

• John Quincy Adams

• Martin Van Buren

• William H. Crawford

The American System included all of the following EXCEPT

• abolition of slavery
• establishment of a national bank
• implementation of protective tariffs
• funding internal improvements

In 1828, this raised tax rates drastically and was opposed by Southerners.

• Tariff of Hate

• Tariff of Horrors
• Tariff of Abominations
• Tariff of Atrocities

After his victory in 1828, Andrew Jackson relied on this group of advisors.

• Presidential Cabinet

• Executive Cabinet

• Expert Cabinet

• Kitchen Cabinet

Drawing from the Kentucky & Virginia Resolutions, John C. Calhoun argued for nullification of the Tariff of 1828 when he wrote

• The Compromise Tariff of 1833

• Slavery As a Positive Good

• John C. Calhoun's Compromise
• The South Carolina Exposition and Protest

In response to tariff disputes, Jackson issued the Force Bill which allowed him to use the to collect tariffs.

• Cabinet

• Supreme Court

• military

• states

After preventing the re-chartering of the Bank of the United States, Jackson moved all of the government's deposits to " " banks.

• private
• patron

• local
• pet

Jackson ignored the Supreme Court's ruling in Worcester v. Georgia, which stated Natives could be forced to move.

• not
• rarely
• sometimes
• always