Age of Jackson- Nullification Crisis

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Age of Jackson- Nullification Crisis

Open Ended

After analyzing the previous cartoon, what prediction can you make about this issue in Jackson's presidency?

Type response here

Multiple Choice

What was the purpose of protective tariffs?

to increase the price of American-made goods

to decrease the price of foreign-made goods

to make American-made goods more competitive with British goods

Multiple Choice

True or False: Tariffs benefitted Northerners.

True

False

Multiple Choice

True or False: Tariffs benefitted Southerners.

True

False

Multiple Choice

Why did Southerners think the tariffs were "abominable?"

It only benefitted Northern manufacturers at the cost of Southerners. Southerners had very little industry to protect.

It only benefitted British manufacturers.

Multiple Choice

Vice President John C. Calhoun of South Carolina believed it was a states' right to be able to-

nullify, or legally overturn, the tariffs.

veto the tariffs.

Multiple Choice

The Nullification Crisis was really a matter of different interpretations of which amendment?

1st amendment

2nd amendment

8th amendment

10th amendment

Multiple Choice

Those who OPPOSED the idea of nullification, believed that it-

was a states' right that was supported by the 10th amendment

was unconstitutional because it violated the idea that federal laws are supreme over state laws.

Multiple Choice

Read carefully: The Nullification Act, passed by South Carolina's state legislature, stated that-

the tariffs were Illegal (unconstitutional)

the state would not pay the tariffs

the state had a right to nullify the tariff

if the government tried to force them to pay, the state would secede

all answers are correct

Poll

Poll: Which side do you think President Andrew Jackson will take in the Nullification Crisis?

He will side with South Carolina because he believed in states' rights.

He will side with the federal government because he was its president and wanted to prevent a civil war.

Multiple Choice

On the previous slide, the quote from Massachusetts senator Daniel Webster from the Webster-Haynes debate said, "Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and inseperable." Which side of the Nullification Crisis was he on?

states' rights

federal supremacy

Multiple Choice

What issue would put the matter of states' rights to the test again in the following years?

independence

imperialism

slavery

women's suffrage

Open Ended

Evaluate the effectiveness of President Jackson's response to the Nullification Crisis.

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