Quiz Number Five on Andrew Jackson and Native American Policies

How did Andrew Jackson's political organizers change voting rights?

• Allowed all women to vote

• Allowed all white males to vote

• Allowed only landowners to vote

• Allowed only military personnel to vote

What was the Indian Removal Act?

• A policy to integrate Native Americans into American society

• A policy to relocate Native Americans to lands west of the Mississippi

• A policy to grant Native Americans citizenship

• A policy to protect Native American lands

What did Americans hope for Native Americans prior to Jackson's removal policy?

• That they would become allies

• That they would assimilate into American culture

• That they would move voluntarily

• That they would resist removal

Why did Jackson face pressure regarding Cherokee land?

• Due to economic interests in the land

• Due to a treaty with the Cherokee

• Due to international pressure

• Due to environmental concerns

What was the impact of the Trail of Tears on Native Americans from the southeast?

• It led to economic prosperity

• It resulted in significant loss of life and hardship

• It improved relations with the U.S. government

• It led to the expansion of Native American territories

What is the moral lesson of the Trail of Tears?

• The importance of military strength

• The consequences of forced relocation

• The benefits of cultural assimilation

• The success of peaceful negotiation

What did the people of the northern states support in economics during Jackson's time?

• A) Agriculture

• B) Industrialization

• C) Slavery

• D) Isolationism

Why did people in the southern states oppose industrialization?

• A) They preferred industrialization

• B) They wanted higher tariffs

• C) They relied on agriculture and slavery

• D) They supported federal power

Why did the south feel the Tariff of Abominations was unconstitutional?

• A) It favored southern economies

• B) It was too low

• C) It benefited northern industries at the expense of the south

• D) It was not approved by Congress

Match the following concepts with their definitions:

• Marbury v. Madison

• B) The idea that federal laws are supreme

• Supremacy Clause

• A) The belief that states can ignore federal laws

• Checks and Balances

• C) The concept of judicial review

• Doctrine of Nullification

• D) The principle of separation of powers