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AH1- Nationalism and Sectionalism (1800-1850)
AH1- Nationalism and Sectionalism (1800-1850)
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Includes Industrial Revolution, Jacksonian Democracy, #history #andrewjackson
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1
The Hudson River School was an art movement that increased American Nationalism. Why?
Focused on body painting
Focused on painting portraits of political figures
Focused on painting American Landscape
Focused on Painting themselves
2
Jackson's enforcement of Indian Removal Act led to the Cherokees being moved out west on the
Trail of Fear
Trail of Tears
Trail of Deception
Trail of Sadness
3
"John Marshall made his decision, let's see him enforce it." Which principle did Jackson ignore
Elastic Clause
Delegated Powers
Checks and Balances
Spoils System
4
Intellectual movement that put Romantic themes into practice
Enlightenment
Hippies
Transcendentalism
Quakers
5
What did court cases like Gibbons v. Ogden and McCullough do for the national government?
gave less power
made the US the strongest country in the world
kept the power the same as state power
gave more power
6
President Jackson losing the 1824 Election to John Quincy Adams is known as....
Cheating
Secret Deal
Corrupt Bargain
Sketchy Compromise
7
Which state came in as a free state in order for Missouri to be a slave state in 1820?
California
North Carolina
Maine
Texas
8
What did the Erie Canal do?
Connected many parts of country by road
Connected many parts of country by railroad
Connected many parts of country by water
Connected many parts of country by air
9
This political party supported the American System with high tariffs and national bank
Federalists
Whigs
Democratic-Republicans
Democrats
10
How did Jackson respond to South Carolina's refusal to enforce tariffs?
threatened military action
sent a strongly-worded letter
praised them
yelled at them
11
This allowed for one free and one slave state to enter. set boundary line for future states
Great Compromise
Northwest Ordinance of 1787
Missouri Compromise
3/5 Compromise
12
Which Court Case allowed Native Americans to STAY in Georgia?
Marbury v. Madison
Gibbons v. Ogden
Worcester v. Georgia
Plessy v. Ferguson
13
Critics referred to Jackson as _____________ since he did whatever he wanted.
King Jackson
Dictator Jackson
Emperor Jackson
Michael Jackson
14
What new form of transportation improved trading of goods and movement of people?
Railroads
horse and carriage
steamboats
cars
15
What idea did South Carolina use to defend its refusal to enforce the Tariff of Abomination?
reserved powers
delegated powers
nullification
16
Once killing the National Bank, what did Jackson replace it with?
PET Banks
Food Banks
ED Banks
State Banks
17
Which of these is not a new invention that benefited the North?
Cotton Gin
Canal System
Factory System
Interchangable Parts
18
Andrew Jackson fired many advisers and placed supporters in positions of power.
Spoils System
pay back
nepotism
Patronage
19
What foreign policy did the Monroe Doctrine enforce?
Neutrality/Isolation
world police
Globalization
Total Involvement
20
Literary movement that encouraged individuality and power of the individual
Fantasy
Fiction
Romanticism
Magical Realism
21
Regional pride takes over national importance. Problem in Early American history.
Divide
Nationalism
turmoil
Sectionalism
22
What was an unintended consequence of Eli Whitney's Cotton Gin?
lack of manual labor needed
increased need for slaves
less land for cotton
increased need for immigrants
23
Who contributed to the population boom of the north during the 1830s?
Immigrants
Southerners
Native Americans
Free Blacks
24
What restriction was lifted that made the United States more democratic in voting?
Women voting
African Americans voting
No land requirement
21 years or older
25
How did Andrew Jackson feel about the National Bank?
Loved it
Liked it
Gotta have it
Killed it
26
Who could not vote before the 1820s in the United States?
White Male-Owns land
Free Black
Women
White Male-No land
27
Jackson was known as the President of the_________________ for increasing democracy in the US.
Natives
Everyday Guy
Common Man
Average Joe
