Elliott History 10 Unit 6 - Jacksonian Democracy

Who was the 7th President of the United States known for his populist approach and controversial policies?

• Thomas Jefferson

• Andrew Jackson

• James Madison

• John Quincy Adams

What was notable about the Election of 1824?

• It was the first election with a female candidate.

• It was decided by the House of Representatives.

• It was the first election with televised debates.

• It was the first election with universal suffrage.

What did the Indian Removal Act of 1830 authorize?

• The construction of new railroads.

• The forced relocation of Native American tribes.

• The abolition of slavery.

• The establishment of new states.

What was the Trail of Tears?

• A famous battle during the Civil War.

• A route taken by settlers to the West.

• The journey of Native Americans forced to relocate.

• A path used by the Underground Railroad.

Why did Jackson oppose the National Bank?

• He believed it was a tool for the wealthy elite.

• He thought it was too small to be effective.

• He wanted to create a new currency.

• He believed it was unconstitutional.

What was one consequence of Jackson's opposition to the National Bank?

• The Panic of 1837

• The War of 1812

• The Missouri Compromise

• The Louisiana Purchase

Which election showcased the rise of the 'common man' in politics?

• Election of 1800

• Election of 1824

• Election of 1828

• Election of 1860

Which act led to the infamous Trail of Tears?

• Homestead Act

• Indian Removal Act of 1830

• Kansas-Nebraska Act

• Dawes Act

What did Jackson's decisive win in the Election of 1828 signify?

• The end of the Federalist Party

• The beginning of the Civil War

• The rise of the 'common man' in politics

• The start of the Industrial Revolution

What was a key characteristic of Jackson's presidency?

• Advocacy for the 'common man'

• Support for elitist policies

• Opposition to democratic participation

• Promotion of aristocracy