
The Age of Jackson
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- Q1Starting with the election of President Andrew Jackson (1828), voter participation increased due to theend of property requirements for voting by many statesarrival of more immigrants from nations with democratic governmentsextension of suffrage to Native American Indianspassage of an amendment ending religious qualifications for voting30s
- Q2During the presidency of Andrew Jackson, the spoils system resulted infederal laws being nullified by the statesall free males being given the right to voteelected officials rewarding their supporters with government jobsthe end of political corruption in the federal government30s
- Q3President Andrew Jackson claimed that use of the spoils system increased democracy in the federal government because itlimited the role of the electoral college in presidential electionsallowed larger numbers of citizens to hold officeremoved property-holding qualifications for votingused nominating conventions to pick political party candidates30s
- Q4In the 1830s, President Andrew Jackson supported the Indian removal policy becausewhite settlers desired the land on which Native American Indians livedhe sought complete control of Texas by the United StatesNative American Indians were attacking southern citieshe wanted to punish Native American Indians for their political opposition30s
- Q5"President Jackson Vetoes Bill Rechartering Bank of United States". This headline best illustrates the concept ofdirect democracychecks and balanceswestward expansionfederalism30s