Smith/DiMonte Unit 3 Quiz: Westward Expansion & the Age of Jackson cloned 1/31/2022

While Trump served in the Vietnam War, Jackson dodged the draft and claimed that he had “bone spurs” to avoid serving in the armed forces.

Both Jackson and Trump had significant political experience before running for president.

While Trump knew how to use the media to his advantage, the use of media to communicate did not yet exist in the Jackson era.

Both Jackson and Trump's policies appealed to their white, working-class male voters.

Physical changes

Forbidding Native language

Adopting English names

Increasing economic status

occupy

appoint

assimilate

secede

Native Americans must eliminate their own traditions and customs and replace them with "civilized" ones.

the Native American population must decrease through executing hundreds of native people.

Native Americans must be murdered in order to preserve white culture.

each Native American must be viewed just as human as the white person, and therefore their customs should be accepted.

he will protect the native settlers by keeping white colonists from immigrating from the area.

the two tribes he mentioned pose the greatest challenge to land claimed by Americans in southern states.

he wishes to punish the American Indians for their alliances to the British and French in previous wars.

a large amount of white settlers would gain the land that once was inhabited by a smaller group of Indians

Line 3-5 (“Two important...obvious advantages”)

Line 6-7 (“The consequences…Indians themselves”)

Line 7-8 (“It puts...the Indians”)

Line 8-9 (“It will...savage hunters”)

Argument

Line

Paddle

Racket

The new focus on agricultural development would define America’s economic activity for a century.

Access to new land and new resources led to an increase in wealth and new inventions.

The U.S. was able to become self-sufficient, which led to a decrease in desire for international trade.

Rising conflicts with Native Americans would become costly and cause the U.S. economy to plummet.

dissuade

challenge

encourage

prevent