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CFE Review Study Guide 8-11

Total questions: 113

Worksheet time: 57mins

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1.

All of the following answers are true EXCEPT...

a)

The Supreme Court is at the bottom of the federal court system

b)

George Washington was elected first president of U.S.

c)

The Judiciary Act of 1789 allowed Congress to establish a federal court system.

d)

John Adams served as George Washington's Vice President

2.

What is the purpose of the Bill of Rights?

a)

Bill of Rights replaces the Constitution

b)

Bill of Rights gives the right to tax

c)

Bill of Rights limits the powers of the people

d)

Bill of Rights limits the power of government and protect individual liberties

3.

How did Alexander Hamilton gain support for his proposed compromise to pay off debts owed to individuals and other countries?

a)

Hamilton promised locating the nation's capital in the South

b)

Hamilton promised to lower taxes

c)

Hamilton proposed that the U.S. would ignore debts

d)

Hamilton created the national bank

4.

Why did Madison and Jefferson oppose the idea of a national bank?

a)

They believed bank practices, such as charging interest, was unethical.

b)

They wanted states to make and form their own banks

c)

They believed it was unconstitutional for Congress to create a bank.

d)

They feared that banking activities would threaten the purchase of municipal bonds.

5.

The government would use force to maintain order

a)

George Washington's response to the Whiskey Rebellion:

b)

George Washington's view on relations with other countries:

c)

British actions that upset the U.S.:

d)

Reason for the Whiskey Rebellion:

6.

The U.S. would remain neutral in foreign conflict

a)

George Washington's response to the Whiskey Rebellion:

b)

George Washington's view on relations with other countries:

c)

British actions that upset the U.S.:

d)

Reason for the Whiskey Rebellion:

7.

The impressment of American naval soldiers

a)

George Washington's response to the Whiskey Rebellion:

b)

George Washington's view on relations with other countries:

c)

British actions that upset the U.S.:

d)

Reason for the Whiskey Rebellion:

8.

Revolt against the tax on whiskey

a)

George Washington's response to the Whiskey Rebellion:

b)

George Washington's view on relations with other countries:

c)

British actions that upset the U.S.:

d)

Reason for the Whiskey Rebellion:

9.

Alexander Hamilton

a)

leader of the Federalist party

b)

leader of the Democratic-Republican party

c)

second president of the U.S. (Federalist)

d)

claimed the Alien and Sedition Acts were unconstitutional

10.

Thomas Jefferson

a)

leader of the Democratic-Republican party

b)

second president of the U.S. (Federalist)

c)

claimed the Alien and Sedition Acts were unconstitutional

d)

allowed the president to send a foreigner who was not a naturalized citizen he considered dangerous out of the country

11.

John Adams

a)

second president of the U.S. (Federalist)

b)

claimed the Alien and Sedition Acts were unconstitutional

c)

allowed the president to send a foreigner who was not a naturalized citizen he considered dangerous out of the country

d)

made it a crime to speak, write, or publish "false, scandalous, and malicious" criticisms of the government

12.

Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions

a)

claimed the Alien and Sedition Acts were unconstitutional

b)

allowed the president to send a foreigner who was not a naturalized citizen he considered dangerous out of the country

c)

made it a crime to speak, write, or publish "false, scandalous, and malicious" criticisms of the government

d)

political party that believed in a strict interpretation of the Constitution and a rule by the people

13.

Alien Act

a)

allowed the president to send a foreigner who was not a naturalized citizen he considered dangerous out of the country

b)

made it a crime to speak, write, or publish "false, scandalous, and malicious" criticisms of the government

c)

political party that believed in a strict interpretation of the Constitution and a rule by the people

d)

political party that believed in a loose interpretation of the Constitution and rule by a wealthy class

14.

Sedition Act

a)

made it a crime to speak, write, or publish "false, scandalous, and malicious" criticisms of the government

b)

political party that believed in a strict interpretation of the Constitution and a rule by the people

c)

political party that believed in a loose interpretation of the Constitution and rule by a wealthy class

d)

leader of the Federalist party

15.

Democratic-Republicans

a)

political party that believed in a strict interpretation of the Constitution and a rule by the people

b)

political party that believed in a loose interpretation of the Constitution and rule by a wealthy class

c)

leader of the Federalist party

d)

leader of the Democratic-Republican party

16.

Federalists

a)

political party that believed in a loose interpretation of the Constitution and rule by a wealthy class

b)

leader of the Federalist party

c)

leader of the Democratic-Republican party

d)

second president of the U.S. (Federalist)

17.

responsible for affairs with foreign countries

a)

The State Department

b)

Department of Treasury

c)

Department of War

d)

Attorney General

18.

responsible for managing the nation's money

a)

The State Department

b)

Department of Treasury

c)

Department of War

d)

Attorney General

19.

responsible for looking after the nation's defense

a)

The State Department

b)

Department of Treasury

c)

Department of War

d)

Attorney General

20.

responsible for addressing the government's legal affairs

a)

The State Department

b)

Department of Treasury

c)

Department of War

d)

Attorney General

21.

Henry Knox

a)

Secretary of War

b)

Attorney General

c)

Vice President

d)

Secretary of State

22.

Edmund Randolph

a)

Vice President

b)

Attorney General

c)

Secretary of War

d)

Secretary of State

23.

In his farewell speech, George Washington warned about the dangers of:

a)

The presidency becoming too powerful

b)

dental hygiene

c)

political parties and foreign alliances

d)

accumulating too much debt

24.

The Alien and Sedition Acts, signed into law by President John Adams in 1798, were used for which of the following purposes?

a)

to expel Native Americans from U.S. territory

b)

to keep the British from retaking northwestern forts

c)

to keep people patriotic during wartime

d)

to punish Democratic-Republican newspaper editors

25.

Which of the following best describes the Whiskey Rebellion?

a)

a skirmish between U.S. soldiers and Native Americans in the Ohio Valley

b)

a violent slave rebellion in Virginia

c)

an armed uprising by farmers in Ohio

d)

a protest by Pennsylvania farmers over a new tax

26.

All of the following are reasons Alexander Hamilton wanted to create a National Bank EXCEPT...

a)

to hold government funds

b)

to make trade and other financial actions easier

c)

to support the French war efforts against the British

d)

to issue a single form of money for entire country

27.

Select all of the following that are examples of precedents set by George Washington: (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)

a)

created the first cabinet

b)

demonstrated that the federal government would use force to maintain order

c)

set the standard for how long a president should serve (no more than 2 four year terms)

d)

set up policies for how to deal with other nations

e)

abolished, or put an end to, slavery in the U.S.

28.

Which characteristics best describe the beliefs of the Democratic-Republican Party?

a)

loose interpretation of the Constitution; free trade; National Bank

b)

rule by the people, strict interpretation of the Constitution, strong state governments

c)

state banks; rule by the wealthy class; protective tariffs

d)

strong federal government; state banks; protective tariffs

29.

Before it was transferred in 1802, the Louisiana Territory belonged to?

a)

Spain

b)

France

c)

Britain

d)

Netherlands

30.

After it was secretly transferred in 1802, the Louisiana Territory belonged to?

a)

Spain

b)

France

c)

Britain

d)

Netherlands

31.

Why did Federalists in the Northeastern U.S. worry about westward expansion?

a)

They were afraid of losing political power

b)

They wanted to restore the Proclamation of 1763

c)

They did not feel the land was valuable farming land

d)

They did not want to take Native American land

32.

What issue was the cause of the U.S. war with Tripoli?

a)

Shipping rights

b)

Slavery

c)

Taxes

d)

Conflict with Native Americans

33.

What issue was the cause of the battle of Tippecanoe?

a)

Taxes

b)

Shipping rights

c)

Slavery

d)

Conflict with Native Americans

34.

Which group of Americans pushed for war against Great Britain leading up to the War of 1812?

a)

Federalists

b)

War Hawks

c)

Tories

d)

One Republic

35.

Who wrote the poem "The Star-Spangled Banner" that would later become the national anthem?

a)

Justin Bieber

b)

William Henry Harrison

c)

Andrew Jackson

d)

Francis Scott Key

36.

Which U.S. general was considered to be the "Hero of the Battle of New Orleans"?

a)

William Hull

b)

Francis Scott Key

c)

Andrew Jackson

d)

William Henry Harrison

37.

Which of the following is NOT a cause of the Louisiana Purchase?

a)

Spain secretly transferred control of Louisiana territory to France

b)

Congress passed an amendment to the Constitution

c)

Napoleon needed money to finance his war against Britain

d)

A revolution in Santo Domingo (present-day Haiti) ended Napoleon's dream of a Western Empire

38.

The size of the United States was doubled with:

a)

Zebulon Pike’s expedition

b)

the expedition of Lewis and Clark

c)

the adoption of New Orleans

d)

the Louisiana Purchase

39.

What changes did the Twelfth Amendment make to the Constitution?

a)

changed the way of electing the President and the Vice-President by voting on each separately

b)

provided the accused a right to a public and speedy trial in criminal prosecutions

c)

provided a broad definition of citizenship and guaranteed all citizens due process and equal protection of the laws

d)

reserved certain powers for the States or the people

40.

Which battle made Andrew Jackson a national hero and eventually helped him win the presidency?

a)

Battle of New Orleans

b)

Battle of Lake Erie

c)

Battle of the Thames

d)

Battle of Tippecanoe

41.

Which of the following best describes an effect of the War of 1812?

a)

The Federalist Party gained strength.

b)

American patriotism weakened.

c)

Other nations grew to despise the United States.

d)

There was a new sense of patriotism and other nations had come to respect the U.S.

42.

All of the following are true of the Lewis and Clark expeditions EXCEPT?

a)

Lewis and Clark's goals were to find the Northwest Passage and document the new territory's people, plants, geography, and animals.

b)

Lewis and Clark's findings inspired people to move westward

c)

Sacagawea assisted Lewis and Clark on their expedition

d)

Lewis and Clark were hired and sent on their expedition by Thomas Jefferson

e)

Lewis and Clark were the first people to find and map the Northwest Passage

43.

Which statement reflects a principle of judicial review?

a)

Laws that conflict with the Constitution are acceptable.

b)

State law takes precedence over federal law.

c)

The executive branch may override laws created by the judicial branch.

d)

The Constitution is the supreme law of the land.

44.

led the slave revolt against France in present-day Haiti

a)

Toussaint L'Ouverture

b)

Meriwether Lewis and William Clark

c)

Napoleon Bonaparte

d)

Sacagawea

45.

sent by Jefferson to explore the Louisiana Territory

a)

Meriwether Lewis and William Clark

b)

Napoleon Bonaparte

c)

Sacagawea

d)

Andrew Jackson

46.

French leader who dreamed of a Western Empire for France

a)

Napoleon Bonaparte

b)

Sacagawea

c)

Andrew Jackson

d)

Thomas Jefferson

47.

Native American woman who assisted Lewis and Clark on their expedition

a)

Sacagawea

b)

Andrew Jackson

c)

Thomas Jefferson

d)

Aaron Burr, Sir

48.

the hero of the Battle of New Orleans

a)

Andrew Jackson

b)

Thomas Jefferson

c)

Aaron Burr, Sir

d)

Alexander Hamilton

49.

because of a tie in the Election of 1800, the House of Representatives selected this person to become 3rd president of U.S.

a)

Thomas Jefferson

b)

Aaron Burr, Sir

c)

Alexander Hamilton

d)

Francis Scott Key

50.

founding father who was killed in a duel in Weehawken, New Jersey in July 1804

a)

Alexander Hamilton

b)

Francis Scott Key

c)

James Madison

d)

Toussaint L'Overture

51.

wrote a poem called the "Star Spangled Banner" as he watched the battle at Fort McHenry in Baltimore

a)

Francis Scott Key

b)

James Madison

c)

Toussaint L'Overture

d)

Meriwether Lewis and William Clark

52.

president during the War of 1812

a)

James Madison

b)

Toussaint L'Overture

c)

Meriwether Lewis and William Clark

d)

Napoleon Bonaparte

53.

Federalists

a)

Political group that opposed the Louisiana Purchase:

b)

Owned the Louisiana Territory when it was purchased by the United States in 1803

c)

Ended a tie between Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr during the Election of 1800

d)

Impressed (kidnapped) American soldiers at sea

54.

France

a)

Owned the Louisiana Territory when it was purchased by the United States in 1803

b)

Ended a tie between Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr during the Election

c)

Impressed (kidnapped) American soldiers at sea

d)

Established principle of judicial review

55.

The House of Representatives

a)

Ended a tie between Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr during the Election of 1800

b)

Impressed (kidnapped) American soldiers at sea

c)

Established principle of judicial review

d)

Changed the process of elections so that the President and Vice-president were voted on separately

56.

Great Britain

a)

Impressed (kidnapped) American soldiers at sea

b)

Established principle of judicial review

c)

Changed the process of elections so that the President and Vice-president were voted on separately

d)

Location of a slave revolt against France

57.

Marbury v. Madison

a)

Established principle of judicial review

b)

Changed the process of elections so that the President and Vice-president were voted on separately

c)

Location of a slave revolt against France

d)

Political group that opposed the Louisiana Purchase:

58.

Twelfth Amendment

a)

Changed the process of elections so that the President and Vice-president were voted on separately

b)

Location of a slave revolt against France

c)

Political group that opposed the Louisiana Purchase

d)

Owned the Louisiana Territory when it was purchased by the United States in 1803

59.

Santo Domingo (present-day Haiti)

a)

Location of a slave revolt against France

b)

Political group that opposed the Louisiana Purchase

c)

Owned the Louisiana Territory when it was purchased by the United States in 1803

d)

Ended a tie between Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr during the Election of 1800.

60.

What was the final step of the North's industrialization?

a)

society not dependant on machinery

b)

Westward expansion

c)

machines were used to complete tasks

d)

slave labor increased

61.

Most industrial cities that benefited from industry and trade were located near what geographic feature?

a)

Railroads

b)

Oceans

c)

Canals

d)

Rivers

62.

In the 1800's during the Industrial Revolution, the highest percentage of immigrants came from which two European countries?

a)

Ireland and France

b)

France and Britain

c)

Ireland and Germany

d)

Germany and the Netherlands

63.

Who invented the cotton gin?

a)

Henry Cotton

b)

Gin Blossom

c)

Eli Whitney

d)

Frederick Douglass

64.

What effect did the cotton gin have on slave labor?

a)

The cotton gin increased the demand for slave labor

b)

The cotton gin decreased the demand for slave labor

c)

The cotton gin had no effect on slave labor

d)

The cotton gin helped abolish slavery

65.

True or False: The South had more railroads than the North which caused Southern cities to grow faster than Northern cities.

a)

True

b)

False

66.

What did large plantations rely on for labor?

a)

Plantation owners

b)

yeomen

c)

tenant farmers

d)

enslaved Africans

67.

What was the name for a plantation manager in charge of supervising the enslaved Africans?

a)

Yeomen

b)

Overseer

c)

Minutemen

d)

Rebel

68.

What were slave codes?

a)

Laws in southern states the controlled enslaved people

b)

encouraged slave rebellions

c)

means of educating slaves by teaching them how to read and write

d)

a network of "safe houses" the helped runaway enslaved people escape to freedom

69.

The Lowell Mills were initially powered by water .

a)

Wind

b)

Steam

c)

Water

d)

Solar

70.

Who did the Lowell Mills originally recruit to work in the factories?

a)

young girls and women

b)

old retired farmers and merchants

c)

young adult men

d)

enslaved Africans

71.

Which group of people begin to replace the original group of mill workers after failed attempts at forming labor unions and organizing strikes?

a)

Native Americans

b)

Enslaved Africans

c)

Irish Immigrants

d)

Quakers

72.

By the end of the 19th century, the Lowell Mills were primarily powered by ____

a)

solar panels

b)

electricity

c)

steam

d)

wind

73.

Robert Fulton

a)

built a steamboat with a powerful engine that allowed it to go upstream

b)

helped launch the factory system, in which all manufacturing steps are combined in one place

c)

invented the cotton gin and interchangeable parts.

d)

issued a warning for European countries to keep out of the Americas

74.

Francis Cabot Lowell

a)

built a steamboat with a powerful engine that allowed it to go upstream

b)

helped launch the factory system, in which all manufacturing steps are combined in one place

c)

invented the cotton gin and interchangeable parts.

d)

issued a warning for European countries to keep out of the Americas

75.

Eli Whitney

a)

issued a warning for European countries to keep out of the Americas

b)

helped launch the factory system, in which all manufacturing steps are combined in one place

c)

invented the cotton gin and interchangeable parts.

d)

issued a warning for European countries to keep out of the Americas

76.

James Monroe

a)

built a steamboat with a powerful engine that allowed it to go upstream

b)

helped launch the factory system, in which all manufacturing steps are combined in one place

c)

invented the cotton gin and interchangeable parts.

d)

issued a warning for European countries to keep out of the Americas

77.

How did government and business officials plan to connect New York City with the Great Lakes Region?

a)

built a railroad

b)

built an underground tunnel

c)

built a canal

d)

built a national road

78.

Which of the following inventions were most important to the growth of cities in the interior of the United States?

a)

the sewing machine and slave codes

b)

the cotton gin and Underground Railroad

c)

the clipper ship and telegraph

d)

the locomotive and steamship

79.

The Era of Good Feelings

a)

time period after the War of 1812 where political differences seemed to fade away and the country seemed united

b)

maintained a balance between the free states of the North and the slave states of the South in the Senate

c)

Spain gave up control of Florida to the United States

d)

connected the eastern states to the west

80.

Missouri Compromise

a)

maintained a balance between the free states of the North and the slave states of the South in the Senate

b)

Spain gave up control of Florida to the United States

c)

connected the eastern states to the west

d)

a warning for European countries to keep out of the Americas (Western Hemisphere)

81.

The Adams-Onis Treaty

a)

Spain gave up control of Florida to the United States

b)

connected the eastern states to the west

c)

a warning for European countries to keep out of the Americas (Western Hemisphere)

d)

name of the political party that formed to resist immigration

82.

The National Road

a)

connected the eastern states to the west

b)

a warning for European countries to keep out of the Americas (Western Hemisphere)

c)

name of the political party that formed to resist immigration

d)

time period after the War of 1812 where political differences seemed to fade away and the country seemed united

83.

The Monroe Doctrine

a)

a warning for European countries to keep out of the Americas (Western Hemisphere)

b)

name of the political party that formed to resist immigration

c)

time period after the War of 1812 where political differences seemed to fade away and the country seemed united

d)

maintained a balance between the free states of the North and the slave states of the South in the Senate

84.

Know-Nothing

a)

name of the political party that formed to resist immigration

b)

time period after the War of 1812 where political differences seemed to fade away and the country seemed united

c)

maintained a balance between the free states of the North and the slave states of the South in the Senate

d)

Spain gave up control of Florida to the United States

85.

What is the main problem that makes harvesting cotton difficult and time consuming?

a)

Cotton grows high up in trees out of reach for most humans

b)

Cotton has a lot of seeds that need to be removed

c)

Cotton must be immediately placed in water to remove bugs

d)

Cotton can only be picked one day out of the year or it will go bad

86.

True or False: The cotton gin led to a decreasing demand for slave labor in the United States.

a)

True

b)

False

87.

What was the concept of Eli Whitney's invention of interchangeable parts?

a)

products were made in one piece rather than relying on small individual parts

b)

parts were made by hand in the home/farms of individuals

c)

products were designed to break within a few years causing consumers to purchase new parts

d)

product assembly made easier/cheaper because of mass production

88.

From what country did the greatest number of immigrants come to the U.S. between 1840 and 1860 in order to escape famine?

a)

Ireland

b)

Germany

c)

Great Britain

d)

Mexico

89.

What territory did the United States gain as a result of the Adams-Onis Treaty?

a)

Mexico

b)

Florida

c)

Louisiana

d)

Canada

90.

Who actually wrote the Monroe Doctrine?

a)

John Quincy Adams

b)

James Madison

c)

Andrew Jackson

d)

Toussaint L'Overture

91.

Why did Andrew Jackson lose the election of 1824?

a)

Jackson was disqualified because of a political scandal.

b)

Jackson did not win a majority (more than half) of the votes,

c)

Jackson had less popular votes than John Quincy Adams.

d)

Jackson did not belong to a political party.

92.

Which group of people ultimately decided the winner of the election of 1824?

a)

The "common people"

b)

House of Representatives

c)

the Jackson 5

d)

the Federalists

93.

Which of the following statements about protective tariffs were true?

a)

Both Northern manufacturers and Southerners supported tariffs

b)

Protective tariffs made imported goods from Europe cheaper

c)

Northern manufacturers supported tariffs, Southerners opposed tariffs

d)

Both Northerner and Southerners opposed tariffs

94.

What was the main issue during the nullification crisis?

a)

Voting rights

b)

state's right

c)

slavery

d)

westward expansion

95.

In what present day state were Native Americans forced to relocate and live as a result of the Indian Removal Act of 1830?

a)

Florida

b)

Georgia

c)

Maine

d)

Oklahoma

96.

The Supreme Court ruled on the side of the Cherokee in Worcester v. Georgia (1832) saying that the state of Georgia had no right to interfere with the Cherokee. What was President Jackson's response to this ruling?

a)

He followed the court's ruling

b)

He ignored the court's ruling

c)

He vetoed the ruing

d)

He followed the court' ruling, but under the conditions of westward expansion.

97.

How did President Andrew Jackson view the Bank of the United States?

a)

Jackson supported the Bank and signed a bill to renew its charter

b)

Jackson viewed the Bank as a monopoly that favored wealthy Easterners and limited western growth

c)

Jackson was responsible for creating the bank to hold federal government's money and control the nation's money supply.

d)

Jackson believe that federal government money should be held in foreign banks.

98.

Andrew Jackson was the ___ president of the United States.

a)

4th

b)

5th

c)

6th

d)

7th

99.

Which state threatened to secede, or leave the United States, due to high tariffs place on imports?

a)

South Carolina

b)

Massachusetts

c)

Virginia

d)

North Carolina

100.

How did Andrew Jackson respond to the secession threat?

a)

He promoted a slave rebellion

b)

he sent 50,000 troops to the threatening state to enforce the Constitution

c)

he added an amendment to the Constitution

d)

he ignored the threat

101.

Jackson's ideas about political rights and equality included:

a)

only white men

b)

everyone who lived in the United States

c)

only white women and white men

d)

all men

102.

In the case of Worcester v. Georgia (1832), the United States Supreme Court ruled that:

a)

States had to support a national bank.

b)

The federal government had no authority over Native Americans.

c)

The spoils system was unconstitutional.

d)

The state of Georgia had no right to interfere with the Cherokee.

103.

Why was the removal of the Cherokee people from Tennessee and Georgia called the Trail of Tears?

a)

The Cherokee left a trail so other Native Americans could find them.

b)

The Cherokees trail disappeared after they left.

c)

The Cherokee suffered and many died when they had to leave their homeland.

d)

The Cherokee traveled mainly by water.

104.

Florida

a)

The Seminole people successfully resisted their removal from this state:

b)

This state threatened to secede from the United States if forced to pay "illegal" tariffs:

c)

This present-day state was the location of the Indian Territory where Native Americans were forcibly relocated:

d)

Jackson refused to enforce the Supreme Court's ruling to allow the Cherokee to keep their land in this state:

105.

South Carolina

a)

The Seminole people successfully resisted their removal from this state:

b)

This state threatened to secede from the United States if forced to pay "illegal" tariffs:

c)

This present-day state was the location of the Indian Territory where Native Americans were forcibly relocated:

d)

Jackson refused to enforce the Supreme Court's ruling to allow the Cherokee to keep their land in this state:

106.

Oklahoma

a)

The Seminole people successfully resisted their removal from this state:

b)

This state threatened to secede from the United States if forced to pay "illegal" tariffs:

c)

This present-day state was the location of the Indian Territory where Native Americans were forcibly relocated:

d)

Jackson refused to enforce the Supreme Court's ruling to allow the Cherokee to keep their land in this state:

107.

Georgia

a)

The Seminole people successfully resisted their removal from this state:

b)

This state threatened to secede from the United States if forced to pay "illegal" tariffs:

c)

This present-day state was the location of the Indian Territory where Native Americans were forcibly relocated:

d)

Jackson refused to enforce the Supreme Court's ruling to allow the Cherokee to keep their land in this state:

108.

House of Representatives

a)

Political body that decided presidential election of 1824 after no candidate received a majority:

b)

Andrew Jackson's presidency gave birth to which modern-day political party:

c)

Cherokee, Seminole, Chickasaw, Creek, and Choctaw

d)

Forced to relocate from the state of Georgia:

109.

Democrat

a)

Andrew Jackson's presidency gave birth to which modern-day political party:

b)

Cherokee, Seminole, Chickasaw, Creek, and Choctaw

c)

Forced to relocate from the state of Georgia:

d)

Resisted removal in the state of Florida

110.

5 Civilized Tribes

a)

Cherokee, Seminole, Chickasaw, Creek, and Choctaw

b)

Forced to relocate from the state of Georgia:

c)

Resisted removal in the state of Florida

d)

ruled that the state of Georgia had no right to interfere with the Cherokee

111.

Cherokee

a)

Forced to relocate from the state of Georgia:

b)

Resisted removal in the state of Florida

c)

ruled that the state of Georgia had no right to interfere with the Cherokee

d)

Political body that decided presidential election of 1824 after no candidate received a majority:

112.

Seminole

a)

Resisted removal in the state of Florida

b)

ruled that the state of Georgia had no right to interfere with the Cherokee

c)

Political body that decided presidential election of 1824 after no candidate received a majority:

d)

Andrew Jackson's presidency gave birth to which modern-day political party:

113.

U.S Supreme Court

a)

ruled that the state of Georgia had no right to interfere with the Cherokee

b)

Political body that decided presidential election of 1824 after no candidate received a majority:

c)

Andrew Jackson's presidency gave birth to which modern-day political party:

d)

Cherokee, Seminole, Chickasaw, Creek, and Choctaw

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