APUSH JACKSON

Andrew Jackson attacked the Second Bank of the united States because he believed that it

• Interfered with debates over slavery

• gave the president too much financial power

• embodied an undemocratic financial monopoly

• refused to finance internal improvements

• Hurt the people from his home state of Tennesee

As a government policy, Andrew Jackson's "bank War" can best be compared to which of the following

• Theodore Roosevelt's Trust Busting

• William Clay's American System

• William McKInley's full dinner pail

• Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society

• Thomas Jefferson's Agrarian Society

Which of the following would be most likely to oppose Jackson's bank policy

• A Southern planter

• A western planter

• A western immigrant

• An Urban Laborer

• A northern Businessman

President Monroe claimed that westward relocation of the Native Americans would be to the advantage of the Natives because

• They would be well compensated for their Tribal lands that they were leaving

• Settlers west of the Mississippi were receptive to Native Americans

• The American Military would protect them on their Journey

• They would not be bothered west of the Mississippi

• There was plenty of horses and buffalo west of the river

The Concept of Nullification during this period when

• South Carolina nullified congressional Tariff bill

• Georgia opposed congressional legislation concerning slavery

• South Carolina nullified congressional legislation concerning the removal of Native Americans

• Southern representatives to the electoral college switched their votes in 1824b election

Critics of Andrew Jackson Would make if the following claims EXCEPT

• He was a very common man and not fit to be president

• He gave too much to the presidency

• He relied too much on the Kitchen Cabinet

• He lacked experience in government affairs

• None of the choices are correct

Horace Mann is associated with

• Abolitionism

• The Temperance Movement

• Prison Reforms

• Educational reform

• Bank Reform

The following are true about the textile mills if New England in the early nineteenth century EXCEPT...

• The was little labor unrest in the mills in 1830's and 1840's

• The used a system called the putting out system

• They depended on water for power

• a large percentage if their workforce was made up of women

• Was largely driven by the call to go out westward to support the expansion

In this election, Jackson accused the winner of the election of stealing the election referring to it as the "Corrupt Bargain"

• the election of 1800

• the election of 1828

• The election of 1824

• the election of 1803

"Whereby states could refuse to enforce federal laws that they held top bed unconstitutional" was known as

• Federalism

• states rights

• Nullification

• Supremacy clause

• localism