Chapter 10 Exam

Andrew Jackson upheld the ruling in Worcester V. Georgia and stopped Georgia from evicting the Cherokee Nation.

This battle made Andrew Jackson famous.

• The Battle of Yorktown

• The Battle of Saratoga

• The Battle of New Orleans

• The Battle of Levelland

The Native American tribes were relocated to land in what is modern day:

• Colorado

• Arizona

• Oklahoma

• Illinois

Henry Clay made a deal with John Q. Adams to gain him support in the House of Representatives and help Adams become President. Jackson and his supporters called this deal a_____________

• Bad deal

• Corrupt Bargain

• Smoking Gun

• Cheaters Code

Jackson's era in politics represents a shift in political power from....

• Wealthy/educated to the common people

• Northerners to the southerners

• Americans to the French

• Freemen to the slaves

Jackson's victory in the election of 1828 was seen as "a victory for the ___________ man"

• working

• common

• educated

• hardcore

Which tribe was involved in the case of Worcester V. Georgia?

• Comanche

• Kiowa

• Panateka

• Cherokee

As President, Andrew Jackson wanted to strengthen the _______________ branch.

• Legislative

• Judicial

• Executive

• Military

The practice of replacing qualified government employees with the winning candidate's family, friends, and supporters is known as:

• Suffrage

• Tariffs

• Spoils System

• Mudslinging

Which political party was created by Andrew Jackson (and Martin Van Buren)

• The Whigs

• The Republicans

• The Democrats

• The Libertarians