FLASHCARD REVIEW: Jackson, Nullification and the B.U.S. (H)

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A tax on imports is called a(n)

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tariff.

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(In 1829) John C. Calhoun was

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Jackson's vice president

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The belief that states can not follow or enforce a federal law if the state thinks the law is unconstitutional is called

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the principle of nullification.

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Southerners opposed tariffs because tariffs forced them to buy more expensive northern goods.

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tariffs forced them to buy more expensive northern goods.

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How did South Carolina rebel against the tariffs of 1828 and 1832? Options: by declaring the tariff null and void, by leaving the U.S. and forming their own country, by sending protesters to Washington, DC

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by declaring the tariff null and void

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Which of the following gave Jackson power to send troops to enforce the tariff? Options: The South Carolina Exposition and Protest, The American System, The Force Bill, Indian Removal Act

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The Force Bill

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How did the nullification crisis end? Options: Jackson sent troops to enforce the tariff., Calhoun convinced South Carolina to back down and pay the tariff., Henry Clay created a compromise that would slowly reduce the tariff., South Carolina never enforced the tariff.

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Henry Clay created a compromise that would slowly reduce the tariff.

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Which of the following statements would Jackson agree with? Options: The Bank of the U.S. helped the common people by strengthening the economy., The Bank of the U.S. was a privileged institution that only helped the wealthy., Only the very wealthy should be allowed to use the Bank of the U.S.

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The Bank of the U.S. was a privileged institution that only helped the wealthy.

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President Jackson tried to destroy the Bank of the U.S. by removing government funds from the bank.

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removing government funds from the bank.

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The Bank president (Nicholas Biddle) tried to save the bank by: calling for the repayment of all loans.

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calling for the repayment of all loans.