Quick Check - Jacksonian Era

Which definition below matched the term industrialization?

• A type of economy where individuals have no choice in the products that are bought or sold.
• A cottage economy where most goods are made at home or traded with neighbors.
• An economy where a majority of things are provided by the government.
• Shifting the economy from farming to factory work, or machine based work.

Which of the following is the idea that Americans had a divine right or duty to expand west to the Pacific Ocean?

• Trail of Tears
• Divine Right
• Constitutionality
• Manifest Destiny

What definition best matches urbanization?

• A community with a larger population size. A city.
• Rural communities with a lot of space and an economy based on farming.

What negative effects, or impacts, did Industrial Revolution cause? (*Hint: Think back to the changes on your urban maps.)

What happened to the population of cities as industrialization, or factories, increased?

• The population of cities increased
• The population of cities decreased
• The number of factories in cities decreased
• The cottage economy increased

What number President was Andrew Jackson?

• 1st
• 7th
• 6th
• 3rd

How was Andrew Jackson's policy , or treatment, toward Native Americans different from Presidents that came before him? Explain.

How did President Andrew Jackson changed the American political system and who could participate in elections?

• He did not change anyghing about voting rights or the political system.
• He prevented Americans from voting in the election of 1828.
• He expanded voting rights by allowing all white men regardless of land ownership to vote.
• He passed the 19th Amendment which allowed women to vote.

President Andrew Jackson believed that paper currency should be eliminated, or removed. This was one of the reasons he disliked ___________________.

• the Presidential Cabinet
• Canada
• the Supreme Court
• the National Bank

Urbanization

• The growth of cities
• Tax on imported goods
• America's God-given right to expand the US from the Atlantic to the Pacific