Andrew Jackson Review
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- Q 1/12Score 0Settlers and Native Americans continue to fight over land. What was the Indian Removal Act?29Native Americans make decisions to remove settlers to gain law power.Letters from the President to Native Americans begging them to take lands in Canada.America makes treaties with Native Americans to move them to Indian Territory, west of the Mississippi River.Senate law giving money to Native Americans so they will become citizens.
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- Q1Settlers and Native Americans continue to fight over land. What was the Indian Removal Act?Native Americans make decisions to remove settlers to gain law power.Letters from the President to Native Americans begging them to take lands in Canada.America makes treaties with Native Americans to move them to Indian Territory, west of the Mississippi River.Senate law giving money to Native Americans so they will become citizens.30s
- Q2Native Americans took many different steps in response to the forced removal. Many even tried to assimilate. What does assimilate mean?Letting others know of success and triumphUsing a variety of symbols to confuseShowing an intense force to demonstrate powerTake on the ways of another culture to fit in and resemble them30s
- Q3What was the forced migration of the Cherokee called?Willing WithdrawalHarvest of HopeMigration of MemoriesTrail of Tears30s
- Q4Who was Lyncoya?Jackson's favorite slave boyNative American leader killed by jacksonName of Jackson's home in TennesseeJackson's adopted Native American son30s
- Q5During Jackson's Presidency, America was out of debt for the first and only time.TrueFalse30s
- Q6Jackson saw the Bank of the United States as corrupt so he destroyed it. This later led to...a government of two presidents, the end of debt, and jobs.inflation, Panic of 1837, and a depression in U.S. economy.prosperity, fun new financial programs, and world happiness.thirteen new political parties, a public college, and trade.30s
- Q7Which defines "nullify"?break, chargepull, blendreject, ignorebuild, bond30s
- Q8Why did the Southern States dislike the Tariff of 1828, calling it the Tariff of Abominations?The South had to buy a lot of goods, tariffs made them cost more.Southern States made all of their own goods and tariffs put a limit on this.Southern States traded many different products and tariffs cut into trade.The South wanted larger taxes for better education, roads, and telegraphs.30s
- Q9What was the doctrine of nullification, also known as states' rights, is...the power of a state to pass a needed law for their state and a neighboring state.the want of a state to use the land to their right for farming and trade.the opportunity for a state to make three federal laws based on their state's needs and wants.the ability of states nullifying, ignoring, federal laws they feel are unconstitutional.30s
- Q10Secession is breaking away, withdrawing, from the United States. Why did South Carolina threaten secession?They were angry over having to follow the Tariff of Abominations and refused to pay.They had fewer representatives in Congress and wanted to choose ten more.They were angry that they did not get to have the Tariff of Abominations.They believed states should become king-states with a president per state.30s
- Q11What was Jackson's opinion of South Carolina's secession?He felt that it was necessary and should be added to the Constitution.He felt it was not allowed in the federal states but could happen in the provinces.He felt it was important in order for America to grow and prosper in trade.He felt it was unconstitutional and would lead to disunity of America.30s
- Q12What money amount is Andrew Jackson currently on but will be removed from in approximately the year 2020?$20 Bill$100 Bill$5 Bill$1 Bill30s
