Jackson/Marshall Quiz (23-24)

What were the two results of McCulloch v. Maryland? (CHOOSE TWO)

• States had rights superior to the Federal Government
• Congress has the right to establish a National Bank
• The SCOTUS could not make a ruling on the case
• Reinforced Supremacy of Federal government (Supremacy Clause)

What was the primary issue in the Gibbons v Ogden Supreme Court case?

• Separation of Powers
• The National Bank
• Trail of Tears
• Interstate Commerce

Who did the House of Representatives choose to be President in the election of 1824?

• John Marshall
• Andrew Jackson
• John Quincy Adams
• Henry Clay

What did the "Corrupt Bargain" lead to?

• Andrew Jackson's controversial loss to John Quincy Adams
• Andrew Jackson's impeachment
• The destruction of the National Bank
• Jackson's veto of the Indian Removal Act.

Once elected president, how did Jackson react to the National Bank?

• He signed an amendment protecting the rights of the bank.
• He supported the private sector takeover of the bank.
• He brought it to the Supreme Court to be analyzed.
• He vetoed the charter to renew the bank.

Rewarding political supporters with government jobs

• Corrupt Bargain
• Spoils System
• Laissez-Faire
• Sedition Acts

McCulloch v. Maryland and Gibbons v. Ogden both showed...

• The states had a choice when they wanted to follow Federal Law
• The SCOTUS could not rule on certain cases
• That states had to follow Federal Law (Federal Law is supreme)
• Feds cannot interfere with state laws.

Which of the following groups thought of Andrew Jackson as their champion?

• Notherners
• Bankers
• Common People
• Native Americans

How did the high protective tariff of 1828 affect southern planters?

• It protected them from foreign competition.
• It reduced European demand for cotton.
• It decreased their reliance on goods from the North.
• It protected their land from migrating Native Americans.

The image below refers to Andrew Jackson’s practice of

• disrespecting the dignity of the presidency.
• giving government jobs to his supporters.
• bribing farmers for votes during the election.
• eliminating resistance by native peoples.