Andrew Jackson (F24)

What is one way suffrage (voting) rights were expanded during the Jackson presidency?

• the removal of property qualifications for voting

• women were granted increased access to voting

• extending citizenship to American Indian tribes

• slaves were given the right to vote

Which party did Andrew Jackson help organize?

• The Democrats

• The Republicans

• The Democratic-Republicans

• The Federalists

What did the Indian Removal Act do?

• Pushed all Native Americans into Florida.

• Allowed Georgia to use Native Americans as slaves.

• Enacted the policy of assimilation.

• Moved Native Americans west beyond the Mississippi River.

How did President Jackson respond to the Supreme Court ruling the Indian Removal Act unconstitutional?

• He ignored it completely.

• He followed it closely.

• He compromised with them.

• He adjusted his actions.

Which of the following did John C. Calhoun support?

• Nullification and States' Rights

• Women's Suffrage and Abolition

• Temperance and Public Education

• Impressment and Anarchy

In the nullification crisis President ​Andrew Jackson supported the idea of ​ (a)   while Vice President ​John C. Calhoun supported the idea of states' rights and ​ (b)  

• Abolition
• Nationalism
• Imperialism
• nullification

What is something that increased during Andrew Jackson's presidency?

• Public participation in politics

• Corruption in the government

• Tension between the United States and China

• The number of slaves imported to America

As President, Andrew Jackson hired a lot of his friends and supporters to work for him in the government, which is known as the ​ (a)  

• Spoils System
• Corruption System
• Nepotism System
• Cronyism System

The Supreme Court ruled that the Indian Removal Act was ​ (a)  

• Unconstitutional
• Legal
• Justified
• Ethical

The passage of the Indian Removal Act resulted in the ​ (a)  

• Trail of Tears
• Great Migration
• Oregon Trail
• California Gold Rush