The doctrine of nullification stated that...

States declare laws nullandvoid if laws are unconstitutional

Which statement best describes President Jefferson’s position on the Louisiana Purchase?

He believed the United States had a destiny to expand West

Which of the following actions was mainly responsible for the Panic of 1837?

land must be purchased with coin or “hard” currency

During the War of 1812, why did U.S. military leaders consider Canada an important front?

Canada was a base of British power, Refuge for Indians that resisted expansion.

What characterizes President Jackson’s actions following the decision in Worcester v. Georgia?

“John Marshall has made his decision now let him enforce it”

Motive for establishment of the Ohio Confederacy under Shawnee brothers Tecumseh andThe Prophet

Unify in opposition of the sale of land to white settlers

Which of the following is NOT associated with the American System?

It was developed by Andrew Jackson

What does the shaded area of this map represent?

The final destination of the Five Civilized Tribes

In which of the following ways was the outcome of the War of 1812 advantageous to Americans?

British defeat in BattleofNewOrleans boostedAmerican morale.

The strategic consequence of the U.S. victory over Britain in the Battle of New Orleans?

Ended British interference with American business on Mis Riv

The “Tariff of Abominations,” or ______, which raised tariffs over 50%, resulted in the _______

Tariff of 1828 & Nullification Crisis

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The doctrine of nullification stated that...
States declare laws nullandvoid if laws are unconstitutional
legal immigrants may be deported
Governments may rescind licenses granted by the state
Congress may override an executive order with a 2/3 vote
2
Idea that Americans were ordained by God to settle all American land west to the Pacific Ocean.
Non-intercourse Act
Force Bill
Manifest Destiny
Monroe Doctrine
3
Victory in War of 1812 that ended British interference with American commerce on the MISS River
Battle of New Orleans
Worcester v. Georgia
Texas Revolution
Battle of Mississippi
4
Which act of Congress authorized removal of the Five Civilized Tribes west of the Missi Riv?
McCulloch v. Maryland
Worcester v. Georgia
The Tariff of 1828
The Indian Removal Act
5
Which statement best describes President Jefferson’s position on the Louisiana Purchase?
Feared expansion would encourage the extension of slavery
He sought improved relations with Indians who occupied lands
He believed the United States had a destiny to expand West
Concerned the development might increasepolitical opposition
6
Which of the following actions was mainly responsible for the Panic of 1837?
Indian Removal Act and the Trail of Tears
Debt government took on to create the American System
land must be purchased with coin or “hard” currency
Tariff of Abominations and Nullification Crisis in SC
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During the War of 1812, why did U.S. military leaders consider Canada an important front?
Canada was a base of British power
Canadian military activity along border limited US economy
Refuge for Indians that resisted expansion.
French-Canadian hostility required a strong defensive front
8
_______________, was intended to end colonialism in North and Soth America by European powers
Manifest Destiny
Worcester v. Georgia
Monroe Doctrine
American System
9
Supreme Court ruled Indians were sovereign over their lands in the 1832 court case ___________
Worcester v. Georgia
Marbury v. Madison
Monroe Doctrine
Tariff of 1828
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What characterizes President Jackson’s actions following the decision in Worcester v. Georgia?
Changed tactics against Native Americans advocated 4 indians
Requested Congress to pass amendment to remove indian tribes
Accepted decision and gave up on forced removal of indians
“John Marshall has made his decision now let him enforce it”
11
Motive for establishment of the Ohio Confederacy under Shawnee brothers Tecumseh andThe Prophet
Establishment of Indian control of American trading routes
Unify in opposition of the sale of land to white settlers
Codify Indian regulations and laws for business with the US
organize Indian tribes for an intertribal government
12
Which of the following is NOT associated with the American System?
It would allow for protective tariffs
It was developed by Andrew Jackson
promoted funding 4 a strong national bank to provide credit
Federal government would fund canal and road construction
13
Supreme Court case that resulted in the power of judicial review
Non-intercourse Act
impressment
Worcester v. Georgia
Marbury v. Madison
14
What does the shaded area of this map represent?
The first state to enfranchise women
The last slave state admitted into the Union
The site of the completion of the transcontinental railroad
The final destination of the Five Civilized Tribes
15
In which of the following ways was the outcome of the War of 1812 advantageous to Americans?
British agreed to stop interdicting American slave ships.
British promised to end support of Tecumseh
British defeat allowed US to initiate treaties with Indians.
British defeat in BattleofNewOrleans boostedAmerican morale.
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The strategic consequence of the U.S. victory over Britain in the Battle of New Orleans?
Ended British interference with American business on Mis Riv
Enabled Americans to press British to cede parts of Canada
DiscouragedBritish in their protracted fight againstNapoleon
Required British to halt impressment of American sailors
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Jacksonian democracy favored?
Wealthy business leaders
New Englanders
Native Americans and blacks
The “common man”
18
Kidnapping US sailors and forcing them into the British Navy was called...
impressment
Manifest Destiny
Force Bill
Bank War
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The “Tariff of Abominations,” or ______, which raised tariffs over 50%, resulted in the _______
Tariff of 1816 & American System
Tariff of 1828 & Marbury v. Madison
Bank War & Force Bill
Tariff of 1828 & Nullification Crisis
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One cause of the War of 1812 was Britain's _________ of U.S. sailors from their merchant ships.
Force Bill
impressment
Manifest Destiny
Treaty of Ghent

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