Unit 8 (pt 1) Test

What was Andrew Jackson’s response to the Supreme Court’s decision on the Worcester v. Georgia case?

• He agreed with their decision and worked hard to support it.

• He fought hard for an appeal to reverse the decision.

• He ignored it and passed the Indian Removal Act.

• He didn't like the decision, but respected it and continued to enforce it.

What has the forced march of the Cherokee out West which cost many lives become known as?

• Manifest Destiny

• Trail of Tears

• Indian Massacre

• The Alamo

Replacing government employees with the winning candidate's supporters is known as

• The Cabinet Effect

• The Missouri Compromise

• The Monroe Doctrine

• The Spoils System

What tribe did Osceola lead against U.S. troops in Florida?

• The Apache

• The Seminole

• The Cherokee

• The Shawnee

What about Andrew Jackson made him so popular among the people during the election of 1828?

• He was self-made and a common man.

• He was very educated and went to Harvard.

• He was very handsome and athletic.

• He was a successful businessman.

What is the campaign slogan that helped William Harrison win the election of 1840?

• "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too"

• "The Common Man with a Plan"

• "Fifty-Four Forty or Fight"

• "Walk Softly and Carry a Big Stick"

The economic depression caused by Andrew Jackson's war against the national bank is known as

• The Jacksonian Incident

• The Great Depression

• The Panic of 1837

• The Food Crisis of 1832

How did the Battle of the Alamo impact Texas' fight for independence?

• It sparked the desire for peace.

• It inspired people to join the fight.

• It ended the war with Mexico.

• It caused more people to join Mexico.

What is the outcome of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo?

• The U.S. received Florida and Spain received rights to California.

• It ended the war and the U.S. added Texas and California.

• The U.S. received California and Mexico gained New Mexico.

• The U.S. and Mexico shared California and split New Mexico and Arizona.

What started all the conflict between the U.S. and Mexico?

• The forced sale of Florida by Spain.

• Competition over Texas to California.

• The capture of U.S. sailors.

• The struggle over the Mississippi River.