Test - Jacksonian Democracy

Andrew Jackson's leadership style was considered:

• Tough

• Sensitive

• In the middle

Andrew Jackson was ...

• Willing to be hated

• Wanting to be liked

• both

Andrew Jackson ...

• understood what it was like to struggle and overcome

• was born into wealth and a life full of success

Reorder the defining moments in Andrew Jackson's life before being president:

• Became a military general without formal training

• Led Americans to victory at Battle of New Orleans

• Studied law, worked, owned land/slaves

• Family killed by British during Revolutionary War

• Served in government as a representative in Congress

Andrew Jackson was considered a "Jeffersionian" politician, which meant he supported ...

• Common men

• Farmers

• National Banks

• Factories/Large Industries

• States' Rights

Andrew Jackson was considered ...

• a strong leader

• a tough man

• harsh but effective

• nice and friendly

• a rich-kid growing up

Andrew Jackson lost the election of ​ (a)   , which he called the "​ (b)   " because he lost despite having the most ​ (c)   votes.

Jackson won the rematch election of ​ (d)   , getting his revenge on the politicans who won through controversy.

• 1824
• Corrupt Bargain
• popular
• 1828

Label the cartoon based on the title: "General Jackoson slaying the man headed monster"

a

b

c

Northern politicians/banks

Quincy Adams helping the monster

Jackson as warrior w/sword

Which bank was Andrew Jackson having a conflict with? 

• First Bank of the United States
• Second Bank of the United States
• Pet Banks
• State Banks

What's the symbolism of Jackson in this cartoon?

a

c

d

Politicians feeding off government jobs

Politicians kicked out of the government

Jackson sitting in a position of power