The Election of 1824 and Andrew Jackson

What was the election of 1824 seen as due to the outcome where Andrew Jackson received the most votes but John Quincy Adams became president?

• A) A democratic success

• B) A corrupt bargain

• C) A landslide victory

• D) A constitutional crisis

What significant change did Andrew Jackson make to the Democratic Republican party?

• A) He dissolved the party

• B) He renamed it to the Federalist party

• C) He turned it into the Democratic party

• D) He merged it with another party

Who is credited with helping John Quincy Adams become president despite not receiving the most votes in the election of 1824?

• A) Thomas Jefferson

• B) Henry Clay

• C) Alexander Hamilton

• D) Aaron Burr

How did Andrew Jackson view the Bank of the United States?

• As a necessary institution for the country's economy

• As a tool of the rich

• As a well-managed organization

• As an institution that supports the common man

What action did Andrew Jackson take against the Bank of the United States?

• He supported its expansion

• He ignored it during his presidency

• He vetoed the charter of the bank

• He invested more government funds into it

Despite being a wealthy enslaver, how did Andrew Jackson style himself politically?

• As an elite statesman

• As a common man

• As a military hero

• As a financial expert

According to Andrew Jackson's Bank Veto Message, what concern does he express about the Bank of the United States?

• It has improved the economic stability of the country.

• It holds a monopoly on both foreign and domestic banking.

• It has ensured equal distribution of wealth among citizens.

• It has reduced the power of the government.

What does Andrew Jackson suggest might result from the concentration of power in the Bank of the United States?

• Increased liberty and independence for the people.

• Great evils to the country.

• Strengthened acts of government for public good.

• A decrease in the wealth of the richest class.

What does Daniel Webster imply about President Jackson's message in his reply?

• It is a fair assessment of the Bank's influence on the government.

• It is an attempt to protect the interests of the common people.

• It sows seeds of jealousy and ill-will against the government.

• It celebrates the unity between the government and the people.

According to Daniel Webster's reply, what does President Jackson's message seek to do among the classes?

• Promote harmony and understanding.

• Inflame the poor against the rich.

• Encourage the rich to support the poor.

• Ensure equal power distribution among all classes.