Question 1

“Tariff of Abominations” is passed

Accepted Answer

1828

Answer

1836

Answer

1832

Answer

1837

Answer

1830

Answer

1833

Question 2

President Jackson wins re-election

Accepted Answer

1832

Answer

1828

Answer

1837

Answer

1830

Answer

1836

Answer

1833

Question 3

Economic depression plagues the U.S. economy

Accepted Answer

1837

Answer

1833

Answer

1828

Answer

1836

Answer

1832

Answer

1830

Question 4

Charter for the national bank (Second Bank of the United States) expires

Accepted Answer

1836

Answer

1837

Answer

1832

Answer

1828

Answer

1830

Answer

1833

Question 5

“Compromise Tariff” is passed

Accepted Answer

1833

Answer

1837

Answer

1830

Answer

1828

Answer

1836

Answer

1832

Question 6

Indian Removal Act is passed

Accepted Answer

1830

Answer

1833

Answer

1837

Answer

1832

Answer

1836

Answer

1828

Question 7

ALL of the following are true about Andrew Jackson EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

b. He spent much of his life living in Pennsylvania

Answer

a. His parents were immigrants from Europe

Answer

d. He was a national war hero

Answer

c. He was born into a poor family

Question 8

Shortly before the presidential election of 1828, a _____ tariff was placed on imports:

Accepted Answer

c. High

Answer

b. Low

Answer

a. Minimal

Answer

d. foreign

Question 9

The Indian removal Act authorized the U.S. government to forcibly remove Native Americans living east of this river to lands in the West:

Accepted Answer

b. Mississippi

Answer

d. Rio Grande

Answer

a. Ohio

Answer

c. Missouri

Question 10

In order to assure that the territory Native Americans were removed to would remain theirs, this government agency was created:

Accepted Answer

a. Bureau of Indian Affairs

Answer

b. Bureau of Native American Affairs

Answer

c. Chamber of Indian Affairs

Answer

d. Chamber of Native American Affairs

Question 11

This was the first tribe to be relocated from their ancestral lands after the Indian Removal Act was passed:

Accepted Answer

a. Choctaw

Answer

c. Caddo

Answer

b. Cherokee

Answer

d. Apache

Question 12

By the presidential election of 1828, Andrew Jackson was the clear leader of this relatively new political party:

Accepted Answer

c. Democratic Party

Answer

d. Whig Party

Answer

b. Federalist Party

Answer

a. Republican Party

Question 13

During the presidential election of 1828, the campaigns of the two major candidates, Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams, attacked the _____ of the other:

Accepted Answer

a. Characteristics

Answer

b. Accomplishments

Answer

d. Demeanor

Answer

c. Attitude

Question 14

Numerous reforms had been made by 1828 allowing more Americans than ever before the right to _____:

Accepted Answer

c. Vote

Answer

a. Petition

Answer

d. Trial by jury

Answer

b. Protest

Question 15

Which of the following contributed to the outbreak of the Nullification Crisis:

Accepted Answer

d. Both A & B

Answer

a. Disagreement over tariffs

Answer

b. Belief that a state could nullify a federal law

Answer

c. Disputes over Native American territory

Question 16

As part of the Indian Removal Act, Congress established _____ territory in which displaced Native Americans would be removed to and resettled:

Accepted Answer

b. Indian

Answer

a. Northwest

Answer

c. Native American

Answer

d. Arkansas

Question 17

Due to lack of understanding and _____________, many Americans and Native Americans viewed each other unfavorably.

Accepted Answer

Cultural Awareness

Answer

Slavery

Answer

Trade

Answer

Patience

Question 18

Andrew Jackson was known as a “Man of the _____:

Accepted Answer

d. People

Answer

c. United States

Answer

b. Government

Answer

a. Military

Question 19

By 1828, this group of Americans had been granted the right to vote:

Accepted Answer

b. White men who didn’t own land

Answer

d. ALL of the above

Answer

c. Immigrants

Answer

a. Females

Question 20

Andrew Jackson was the _____ President of the United States:

Accepted Answer

c. Seventh

Answer

a. Fifth

Answer

b. Sixth

Answer

d. Eighth

Question 21

After inviting the public to his inaugural ball at the White House and the ensuing chaos that occurred, President Jackson was given this nickname

Accepted Answer

King Mob

Answer

Kitchen Cabinet

Answer

Whig Party

Answer

Jacksonian Democracy

Question 22

This was established by Congress in what’s now the state of Oklahoma

Accepted Answer

Indian Territory

Answer

Tariff of Abominations

Answer

Trail of Tears

Answer

Indian Removal Act

Question 23

This case made its way to the U.S. Supreme Court in which the Court ruled that the Cherokee nation was a distinct community in which the laws of Georgia did not apply

Accepted Answer

Worcester v. Georgia

Answer

Kitchen Cabinet

Answer

Inflation

Answer

Tariff of Abominations

Question 24

President Jackson relied on a group of trusted informal advisers nicknamed this, who he often met with in the kitchen of the White House

Accepted Answer

Kitchen Cabinet

Answer

Whig Party

Answer

Tariff of Abominations

Answer

Inflation

Question 25

President Jackson requested Congress pass this bill which authorized the president to use force against states that did not obey federal law(s)

Accepted Answer

Force Bill

Answer

Spoils System

Answer

Tariff of Abominations

Answer

Compromise Tariff

Question 26

The Tariff of 1828 greatly frustrated many Southerners who nicknamed the tariff this

Accepted Answer

Tariff of Abominations

Answer

Compromise Tariff

Answer

Nullification Act

Answer

Spoils System

Question 27

Proposed by U.S. Senators Henry Clay and John C. Calhoun, the Tariff of 1833 ended the Nullification Crisis and was nicknamed this

Accepted Answer

Compromise Tariff

Answer

Nullification Act

Answer

Kitchen Cabinet

Answer

Tariff of Abominations

Question 28

The hundreds of miles Native Americans were forced to march by foot from their ancestral homelands to Indian Territory became known as this

Accepted Answer

Trail of Tears

Answer

Panic of 1837

Answer

Indian Territory

Answer

Indian Removal Act

Question 29

When the greater rights and policies for the common American are championed, and any signs of aristocracy in the U.S. government is opposed, it’s referred to as this type of democracy

Accepted Answer

Jacksonian Democracy

Answer

King Mob

Answer

Whig Party

Answer

Kitchen Cabinet

Question 30

This occurs when the cost to produce a good is spread out amongst a large amount of goods

Accepted Answer

Economies of Scale

Answer

Inflation

Answer

Spoils System

Answer

Force Bill

Question 31

The state legislature of South Carolina passed this which essentially declared that the state didn’t believe certain laws that had been passed by the federal government were constitutional and was going to nullify (ignore) them

Accepted Answer

Nullification Act

Answer

Force Bill

Answer

Tariff of Abominations

Answer

Indian Removal Act

Question 32

Under pressure from President Jackson, Congress passed this in 1830 which allowed the U.S. government to relocate Native Americans

Accepted Answer

Indian Removal Act

Answer

Indian Territory

Answer

Trail of Tears

Answer

Nullification Act

Question 33

This was the name given to an economic depression that occurred shortly after President Jackson left office

Accepted Answer

Panic of 1837

Answer

Economies of Scale

Answer

Trail of Tears

Answer

Inflation

Question 34

How fast the price of something rises, or the rate of increase in prices, over a given period of a time is called this

Accepted Answer

Inflation

Answer

Spoils System

Answer

Tariff of Abominations

Answer

Worcester v. Georgia

Question 35

President Jackson was accused of using this shortly after he appointed some of his most loyal supporters to positions in the federal government

Accepted Answer

Spoils System

Answer

Jacksonian Democracy

Answer

Inflation

Answer

Tariff of Abominations

Question 36

This political party, which opposed the President Jackson and his policies, was formed in the early-to-mid 1830s

Accepted Answer

Whig Party

Answer

Jacksonian Democracy

Answer

Kitchen Cabinet

Answer

King Mob

Question 37

Who was the president during 1837-1841

Accepted Answer

Martin Van Buren

Answer

James K. Polk

Answer

John Tyler

Answer

William Henry Harrison

Question 38

Who was the president during 1841

Accepted Answer

William Henry Harrison

Answer

Zachary Tyler

Answer

John Tyler

Answer

Martin Van Buren

Question 39

Who was the president during 1841-1845

Accepted Answer

John Tyler

Answer

James K. Polk

Answer

William Henry Harrison

Answer

Zachary Tyler

Question 40

Who was the president during 1845-1849

Accepted Answer

James K. Polk

Answer

Martin Van Buren

Answer

William Henry Harrison

Answer

John Tyler

Question 41

Who was the president during 1849-1850

Accepted Answer

Zachary Tyler

Answer

James K. Polk

Answer

Martin Van Buren

Answer

John Tyler

Question 42

Which of the following was a major effect of the Indian Removal act?

Accepted Answer

Native Americans forced to resettle in Indian Territory had to acclimate to a new environment; they could no longer rely on generations of knowledge that had been passed down on how to survive in their ancestral homelands

Answer

The Native Americans loved their new found homeland and praised the government for allowing them to move to the land.

Answer

The removal policy was appealed to the Supreme Court, which decided in favor of the Cherokee

Answer

They started lucrative businesses such as cash crops and industries.

Question 43

Which of the following was a major effect of the Indian Removal act?

Accepted Answer

The forced journey to Indian Territory, and the horrible conditions the Native Americans were forced to travel in, caused thousands of Native American deaths – which gave way to the nickname “Trail of Tears”

Answer

The forced train ride to Indian Territory, and the livable conditions the Native Americans were asked to travel in, caused thousands of Native American to thrive.

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