Chapter 10 Review

large, more democratic meeting to choose a candidate

• caucus
• Monroe Doctrine
• interstate commerce
• nominating convention

private meeting during which a small group of party members pick candidates

• caucus
• Monroe Doctrine
• interstate commerce
• nominating convention

president during the Panic of 1837

• Simon Bolivar
• John C. Calhoun
• Martin Van Buren
• Andrew Jackson

trade between two or more states

• caucus
• Monroe Doctrine
• interstate commerce
• nominating convention

led independence movements in Latin America

• Simon Bolivar
• John C. Calhoun
• Martin Van Buren
• Andrew Jackson

Which of the following was a characteristic of the change in politics reflected by the campaign of 1840?

• Candidates focused on their educational backgrounds to appeal to voters.
• Both parties cooperated in the interest of national unity.
• The Whigs publicized the western origin of their candidate, William Henry Harrison.
• Neither party spoke negatively of their opponent.

Which of the following Supreme Court decisions upheld the Congressional power regulating interstate commerce?

• Marbury v Madison
• Dartmouth College v Woodward
• McCulloch v Maryland
• Gibbons v. Ogden

In 1832, South Carolina repealed nullification after

• Andrew Jackson sent troops to South Carolina.
• Congress lowered the tariffs.
• Congress abandoned the protective tariff.
• John C. Calhoun resigned from the Senate.

What does the word "spoils" mean in this context?

• damaged objects
• government jobs
• wealth
• leftovers

To which of the following does the quote refer?

• Andrew Jackson named Martin Van Buren the secretary of state.
• Andrew Jackson gave his supporters government jobs.
• Andrew Jackson won the popular vote but not the electoral vote.
• Andrew Jackson waged political war on the Bank of the United States.