Jackson's Administration

What was the Tariff of Abomination?

• A tax imposed on imported goods to protect the southern United States
• An agreement between the United States and Great Britain to lower tariffs
• A trade deal between the United States and France to increase tariffs
• A protective tariff passed by the Congress of the United States in 1828 to protect industry in the northern United States.

What is State's Rights Doctrine?

• The State's Rights Doctrine emphasizes the rights of the executive branch over the rights of individual states.
• The State's Rights Doctrine emphasizes the rights of local municipalities over the rights of individual states.
• The State's Rights Doctrine emphasizes the rights of the federal government over the rights of individual states.
• The State's Rights Doctrine emphasizes the rights of individual states over the rights of the federal government.

What was the nullification crisis?

• A political conflict where South Carolina attempted to nullify a federal law, showcasing tensions between states' rights and federal authority.
• A diplomatic negotiation between the United States and Mexico
• A trade dispute between the North and the South
• A military conflict between two neighboring states

What was Daniel Webster?

• American statesman, lawyer, and orator
• French scientist, inventor, and mathematician
• Russian poet, novelist, and playwright
• Chinese philosopher, teacher, and politician

What was McCulloch vs Maryland?

• A famous cookbook published in 1819
• A failed attempt to impeach a president in 1819
• A popular song released in 1819
• A landmark Supreme Court case in 1819

What was the Whig Party?

• A brand of tea sold in the 19th century
• A type of dance popular in the 1800s
• A style of architecture prominent in the early 1900s
• A political party in the United States from the early 1830s to the mid-1850s.

What was the Panic of 1837?

• A scientific discovery made in the year 1837
• A financial crisis in the United States caused by speculation, overexpansion of credit, and a lack of hard currency.
• A famous novel published in 1837
• A military conflict in Europe during the 19th century

What was William Henry Harrison?

• 9th President of the United States
• 5th President of the United States
• 1st President of the United States
• 3rd President of the United States