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HN Andrew Jackson Check on Learning

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Age of Jackson Formative Check (Worth 1 Daily Grade)

In 1832, the Supreme Court ruled in Worcester v. Georgia that the Cherokee Nation was a sovereign entity and that Georgia had no jurisdiction over their lands. However, President Jackson famously disregarded this decision, reportedly stating, "John Marshall has made his decision; now let him enforce it." Jackson believed in the supremacy of the executive branch and viewed the Court's decision as a challenge to his authority.

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Which policies are attributed to Jackson's Presidency?_______________________________ _________________________ _______________________________  

Other Answer Choices:

Indian Removal Act of 1830

Spoils system

Embargo Act

Nullification Crisis

Whiskey Rebellion

Alien & Sedition Acts

Bank War

War of 1812

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Explain how the expansion of suffrage to all white males and Jackson’s representation of the “common man” was a turning point in American democracy

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Which of the following best describes the “Corrupt Bargain” of 1824?

Andrew Jackson defeated John Quincy Adams by winning the popular vote and the majority vote but not the electoral vote.

John Quincy Adams defeated Andrew Jackson by winning the popular vote and the majority vote but not the electoral vote.

John Quincy Adams helped Henry Clay win Congress’s vote for the presidency, so Clay made Adams the secretary of state.

Henry Clay helped John Quincy Adams win Congress’s vote for the presidency, so Adams made Clay the secretary of state.

Why did Andrew Jackson remove many government workers from office after becoming president?

to replace ineffective, poorly-trained staff

to win the support of his opponents

to surround himself with loyal supporters

to fill Congress with lawmakers who agreed with him

Which side did Andrew Jackson take in the Bank War?

Neutral stance

Was against the national bank.

Sought compromises

Supported the bank

What was the main reason behind the Nullification Crisis?

Issue of voting rights

Disagreement over tariffs

Conflicts over state borders

Desire to expand slavery

Why did the South call the taxes "Tariff's of Abominations"?

they felt the taxes would hurt their cotton trading with European countries

they felt if was unfair to European countries to pay more

they felt they would have to create industry and manufacturing to keep up

they knew that tariffs would cause more problems trading with other states

What event helped Andrew Jackson win the election in 1828?

Expanding voting rights to more white males

Serving as a congressman for many years

Defeating Native American tribes

Supporting the establishment of a national bank

Which idea was championed during Jackson's presidency?

The expansion of aristocratic privileges

The promotion of state power over federal power

The common man's role in politics

The abolition of slavery across all states

What military engagement made Andrew Jackson a national hero?

Battle of Bunker Hill

Battle of New Orleans

Battle of Gettysburg

Battle of Saratoga

What did Andrew Jackson do to showcase his Defiance?

Had Congress pass the Force Bill, which gave him the authority to use the military.

Forcibly removed the Native Americans on the 'Trial of Tears'.

Vetoed renewing the Second Bank of the United States.

Called the Supreme Court decision 'A Corrupt Bargain' and had his supporters cause mayhem in the streets.