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A history# review of Andrew Jackson
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1
What poitical party traces its roots to Andrew Jackson?
Republicans
Whigs
Federalist
Democrats
2
His name appeared as a vice-presidential candidate on two party tickets in 1824
Henry Clay
John Calhoun
William Crawford
Rocky Balboa
3
General Jackson became a national hero at the Battle of
New Orleans
the Thames River
Hastings
Bladensburg
4
A big conflict happened between Jackson and his cabinet over
the Eaton Affair
Indian Removal
his spoils system appointments
the Kitchen cabinet
5
Jackson was involved in a number of duels and killed a man in one after Jackson was wounded.
TRUE
BOGUS
6
Jackson and his followers believed the government needed to :
confront sectional differences over slavery
create a totally egalitarian American society
challenge the power of the eastern elites
strengthen the power of the federal government
7
The theory of nullification is based on the principle of:
the Virginia Dynasty
Alexander Hamilton
judicial review
state rights
8
Jackson established the practice of replacing government workers with the:
spoils sytem
merit system
Pendleton Act
common man
9
What was the group of Jackson's unofficial advisors?
Old Hickory's Gang
The Nullies
Spoils Bunch
Kitchen Cabinet
10
Jackson vetoed the Bank of the United States because he believed it
would turn into wildcat banks
used soft currency and not not hard coin
concentrated too much power in the hands of a few elites
was subsidized by specie circular
11
Jackson refused to enforce this US Supreme Court case:
McCullouch v Maryland
Charles River Bridge case
Marbury v Madison
Worcester v Georgia
12
Americans moved into Texas
because there was no clear boundry
After Americans agreed to Mexican terms
after Sam Houston's defeat of General Santa Anna
to support Henry Clay
13
Andrew Jackson's nickname was:
Ol' Fuss and Feathers
Old Hickory
Stonewall
Brute
14
Jackson had a parrot named ___ that he taught to swear.
Sam Patch
Whiggy
War Hawk
Poll
15
1824 election was corrupt because this Speaker of the House was appointed Secretary of State:
John Brown
Lil' Wayne
Henry Clay
John Calhoun
16
Jackson took all of the below actions regarding the tariff situation EXCEPT
strengthening US Army forts in South Carolina
sending a warship to Charleston Harbor
detaining John Calhoun
winning approval of the Force Bill
17
The Webster-Hayne debates began about the sale of public lands but switched to :
the tariff of abominations
Jackson's wife, Rachel
the National bank
state rights
18
He won the popular vote in 1824:
John Quincy Adams
Henry Clay
Andrew Jackson
John Crawford
19
The South disliked the tariff of 1828 because it
raised the price of imported manufactured goods
disrupted the expansion of credit by the Bank of the U.S.
was on applicable to the southern region
raised the price of imported cotton
20
Southerners feared the tariff of 1828 because
it would hurt their manufacturing profit
the federal governments power might be used to end lsavery
it could destroy Andrew Jackson's presidency
it was detrimental to the success of the American System
21
The first assassination attempt on a president was in 1835. Jackson's response was
a fast recovery from his wounds
he challenged the man to a duel
Jackson beat the man with a cane until his aides rescued him
22
The House of Representatives decided the 1824 presidential election when
Speaker of the House Henry Clay requested it
John Quincy Adams demanded it
electoral voter fraud was revealed
no candidate got an Electoral College majority
23
The theory of nullification was based on the
spoils sytem
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
neccessary and proper clause
Eaton Affair
24
Jackson wanted to kill the National Bank directed by this man:
Roger Taney
Henry Clay
Richard Malarkey
Nathan Biddle
25
The most significant proponent of the Nullification Doctrine was:
Henry Clay
Andrew Jackson
John C. Calhoun
John Eaton
26
Andrew Jackson's election as Presdient in 1824 symbolized
supremacy of state rights over federal power
the maintainence of the status quo voter as a property owner
the mass voter participation of the "common man"
the succes of the American System
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The "Tippecanoe" in the Whigs 1840 election bid was
John Tyler
Henry Clay
Martin Van Buren
William Harrison
