Andrew Jackson Review Game

Which action completes this diagram?

• Were grateful to President Jackson in support of the Tariff

• Opposed this tariff saying it would hurt the economy in the South

• Were indifferent to this tariff because their economy was not based on agriculture

• Had to endure this tariff to keep slavery legal in the South

What law is being described above?

• Wilmot Proviso

• Missouri Compromise

• Tariff of Abominations

• Independent Treasury Act

What was one consequence of the type of taxes shown in the diagram?

• British manufacturers sold more goods in America.

• American Indians preferred to purchase British goods.

• Southern plantation owners sold more raw cotton in Britain than in the United States.

• Northern factory owners received some protection from British competition.

This illustration shows the inaugural reception for Andrew Jackson as President in 1829. What impact of Jackson’s election does this picture show?

• Although a Southerner, Jackson opposed slavery.

• The White House had become the property of the “Common Man.”

• Women had achieved equal voting rights with men.

• Americans were preparing for a third war with Great Britain.

A citizen supporting the ideals of “Jacksonian Democracy” would most likely have favored-

• government by a popularly elected monarch

• selection of the President by a small group of party leaders

• a government in which service is open to all citizens

• government by a military elite of army officers

Which of the following was the goal of the U.S. Congress in passing this act?

• promotion of the American Indian government and culture

• desire to build good relationships between whites and the southeastern tribes

• confiscation of American Indian lands for cotton farmers

• need to colonize the West before other nations

What was the major reason for the federal government’s involvement in the relocations depicted on this map?

• To persuade American Indians to become farmers.

• To gain access to important rivers.

• To punish American Indians who were allies to the British.

• To acquire valuable agricultural land and natural resources.

How did the actions of South Carolina threaten to cause a constitutional crisis with the U.S. government?

• It suspended the writ of habeas corpus

• It challenged the principle of federalism

• It ignored the individual rights of state citizens

• It disregarded the obligations of international treaties

Conflicting interpretations of this amendment played a major role in the-

• Bank War

• Nullification Crisis

• Corrupt Bargain

• XYZ Affair

The proclamation excerpted above is highlighting what issue?

• Shay’s Rebellion

• States' Rights

• Aftermath of War of 1812

• Corrupt Bargain