Jackson Day 4

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Southern States

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(b) Northern States

• economy was mainly manufacturing

• opposed the tariffs

• economy was made of farming

• benefited from the tariffs

the act of declaring a law invalid or not applicable within a state

• nullification

• corrupt

• democracy

• compromise

• a tax on imported (foreign) goods

• nullification

• tariff

• democracy

• compromise

During the ​ (a)   , South Carolina wanted to cancel the federal tariff. ​ (b)   was upset and threatened to send the army.

• Nullification Crisis
• Andrew Jackson
• Spoils System
• John C. Calhoun

Match the following.

• Georgia forced Natives out of their land

• Spoils System

• common men get jobs in the government

• Nullification Crisis

• SC wanted to cancel a federal tariff

• Tariff of Abominations

• expensive tax on goods, hurt the South

• Trail of Tears

• path taken by Natives in harsh weather

• Indian Removal Act

A major reason for the federal government's involvement in the relocation of Native Americans was to acquire land and ​ (a)   . Native Americans were forcibly relocated to ​ (b)   in a march known as the Trail of Tears.

• natural resources
• Indian Territory
• oil reserves
• Northern states

In the Supreme Court case, Worcester v. Georgia, what was the final decision?

• it was unconstitutional to force the Natives to move

• if it benefits the US economy, the Natives can be moved

• Andrew Jackson was fired as president

• the people of Georgia voted on the Native's removal

After the case of Worcester v. Georgia, Andrew Jackson ​ (a)   listen to the case's decision.

• did not
• did

Which principle of the Constitution did Andrew Jackson not obey after the case of Worcester v. Georgia?

• checks and balances

• individual rights

• republicanism

• federalism

Draw a line that shows where the Natives went during the Trail of Tears.