Andrew Jackson vs Bank of the U.S.

How did Andrew Jackson did all of these during his presidency except?

• By establishing the Democratic Party

• By introducing the spoils system

• Fight the National Bank

• Create the American System

Maya, Anika, and Sophia were studying about the history of the United States. They came across an event where Jackson vetoed the bank. What was the consequence of this action?

• More people, including Maya, Anika, and Sophia, got the right to vote

• The Panic of 1837

• Economic prosperity

• The bank was allowed to continue for 10 more years

Based on the text, why might Andrew Jackson have been featured on the $20 bill? Use evidence from the text to support your answer.

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Based on the text, why would people have asked the U.S. government to change the $20 bill from Andrew Jackson to someone else? Use evidence from the text to support your answer.

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What was one of the main reasons Andrew Jackson opposed the Bank of the United States?

• A) He believed it was unconstitutional

• B) He thought it was too small

• C) He wanted to create a new bank

• D) He was a shareholder

Which of the following actions did Andrew Jackson take against the Bank of the United States?

• A) He increased its funding

• B) He vetoed its recharter

• C) He became its president

• D) He ignored it

What was the outcome of Andrew Jackson's battle with the Bank of the United States?

• A) The bank was strengthened

• B) The bank was rechartered

• C) The bank was dismantled

• D) The bank was nationalized

Who was the president of the Bank of the United States during Andrew Jackson's presidency?

• A) Nicholas Biddle

• B) Henry Clay

• C) John Quincy Adams

• D) Martin Van Buren

What was the term used to describe Andrew Jackson's removal of federal deposits from the Bank of the United States?

• A) Bank War

• B) Specie Circular

• C) Pet Banks

• D) Panic of 1837

How did Andrew Jackson's actions against the Bank of the United States affect the economy?

• A) It led to economic stability

• B) It caused the Panic of 1837

• C) It increased foreign investment

• D) It had no effect