CH 10 Test

In 1832, South Carolina repealed nullification after

•   Jackson sent troops to South Carolina   

• Congress abandoned the protective tariff

• Congress lowered the tariffs 

• calling a special convention

Based on the map, through which two states did the Choctaws travel to reach Indian Territory?

• Missouri and Arkansas

• Georgia and North Carolina

• Louisiana and Arkansas

• Georgia and Louisiana

Which statement best describes the consequences of the Indian Removal Act?

• Native Americans voluntarily left their homes to move west of the Mississippi.

• President Jackson ordered U.S. soldiers to force all Native Americans out.

• Under pressure, most Native American groups eventually moved west of the Mississippi.

• The Seminoles led other native American groups in a war of resistance.

Why did President Jackson support the Indian Removal Act of 1830?

   

• He wanted Native Americans to buy land in the east

• He wanted to move Native Americans from their eastern land

• Native Americans wanted to sign new treaties with the Federal government

• Native Americans lost their legal suit against the state of Georgia

What agreement resulted in the United States taking possession of Florida?

• Monroe Doctrine

• McCullough v. Maryland

• Adams-Onis Treaty

• Gibbons v. Ogden

Which of the following best describes the political significance of the Monroe Doctrine?

• It led to American control of all land west of the Rocky Mountains.

• It challenged Great Britain’s efforts to colonize Asia

• It strengthened America’s control of transatlantic trade routes

• It showed American determination to keep nations from reestablishing colonies in Latin America.

 

 

Large, more democratic meeting to choose a candidate

• Nominating convention

• John C. Calhoun

• interstate commerce

• Martin Van Buren

Private meeting in which a small group of party members pick candidates

• Simon Bolivar

• Caucus

•    interstate commerce

•     John C. Calhoun

 

President during the Panic of 1837

• Martin Van Buren

• John C. Calhoun

• Simon Bolivar

• Monroe Doctrine

 

Trade between two or more states 

 

•   Caucus

• Nominating convention

• Monroe Doctrine

•   interstate commerce