Jacksonian Democracy

What happened to the Democratic-Republicans after the Election of 1824?

• They became the strongest Political Party.

• They became the only political party

• They split into two new political parties

• They changed their name to the Democratic Party

Andrew Jackson was the leader of the ________________ party.

• Republican

• Democrat

• Whig

• Democratic-Republican

____________ supported the re-creation of the National Bank

• John Quincy Adams

• Andrew Jackson

• Arthur Morgan

• Thomas Jefferson

What campaign practice was introduced in the Election of 1828, and is still used today?

• mudslinging

• newspaper ads

• national debates

• the Electoral College

What were Jackson's two main goals as President? (Choose 2)

• Cut Government spending

• Create the National Bank

• Reform the federal government

• Go to war with Britain for Canadian lands

• To integrate Native Americans into the U.S. culture

The _____________ _____________ refers to a new President filling political positions with his supporters.

• Victors System

• Jacksonian System

• Sore Winners

• Spoils System

Jackson was historically notable for using which Presidential power a record number 12 times?

• Inauguration

• Executive Order

• Veto

• Grant Pardons

What was Jackson's nickname from his political Rivals?

• "Old Hickory"

• "King Andrew"

• "Jerk"

• "His Royal Highness, Mr. President"