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Andrew Jackson TEST REVIEW

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Andrew Jackson was the _____ president.
5th
8th
7th
2nd
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Multiple Choice
Andrew Jackson was referred to as the "Common Man" becauase...
he won the Batlle of New Orleans
he liked common things
he was the everyday citzen
he allowed for a party at the white house
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the Spoils System?
Jackson gave loyal supporters government jobs
all the food spoiled in the white house
Jackson took jobs from loyal supporters
Jackson gave his friends gifts
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Multiple Choice
Suffrage means which of the following...
to cancel out
suffering
voting rights
a greivance
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Multiple Choice
Under Jackson's presidency, who could vote?
all white men, regardless of if you owned property
all women
rich white men
all people in the United States
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Multiple Choice
Why do Southern farmers dislike tariffs?
it allows them to compete with the North
it makes the goods the import from Europe more expensive
it makes their crops more expensive
it allows the North to buy all their crops
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Multiple Choice
Why do Northern manufacturers benefit from tariffs?
it allows them to buy all the crops from the South
it allows them to compete with European competitors
it allows them to tax the south
it allows them not to pay any taxes at all
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Multiple Choice
The Nullification Crisis was over which of the following?
farmers
tariffs
europeans
Andrew Jackson
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following states opposed the tariff and threatened to leave?
North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
Texas
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Multiple Choice
What was Jackson's response to the Nullification Crisis?
allowed them not to pay the tariff
allowed them to secede from the Union
sent federal troops to make sure the tariff was paid
tried to negotiate with South Carolina
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Multiple Choice
Nullification Crisis reinforecd the idea which of the following?
the federal government was more powerful than the state government
the state government was more powerful than the federal government
the states could do whatever they saw fit
federal government could do whatever they saw fit
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Multiple Choice
Jackson disliked the Second National Bank because...
it favored the poor
it favored the South
it favored the North
it favored the wealthy
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Multiple Choice
How did Jackson kill the Second National Bank?
he fought it in a battle during the War of 1812
he used a presidential veto
he let congress override the veto
he created his own bank
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Multiple Choice
Jackson vetoing the Second National Bank was an example of what constitutional principle?
seperation of powers
federalism
checks and balances
limited government
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Multiple Choice
Jackson vetoing the Second National Bank was an example of what constitutional principle?
seperation of powers
federalism
checks and balances
limited government
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Multiple Choice
Indian Removal Act made which of the following legal?
Natives kept their land
move Natives west of the Mississippi River and stripped them of their lands
tariffs
South Carolina could officially secede
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Worcester v Georgia decided which of the following?
judicial review
federal government could regulate interstate commerce
the Cherokee could stay on their land
federal banks are more powerful than state banks
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Multiple Choice
What was Jackson's response to the court decision?
He happily agreed and followed the supreme court
he ignored the decision and allowed the Natives to be moved
he threatened to send troops
he vetoed the second national bank
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Multiple Choice
Trail of Tears forcibly moved which of the following?
Choctaw
Chickasaw
Cherokee
Seminole
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