The increasing belief during the 1820s and 1830s in the political wisdom of common people is called ____.

The meetings in which delegates choose their party’s presidential candidates are called ___.

Many southerners nicknamed the high protective Tariff of 1828 the ___.

This 1830 law passed by Congress permitted the relocation of Native Americans.

Andrew Jackson hoped to relocate Native Americans to the designated Indian Territory, which was located in this modern-day state:

According to what we have learned in Unit 2, The Cherokee people endured a brutal march of ______  to their new home west of the Mississippi River.

As part of the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek, which one of the following Indian groups agreed to give up 10.5 million acres?

The 1835 agreement that the U.S. government used to justify removal of all remaining Cherokee from Georgia was the ___.

In 1838, a forced march in which thousands of Cherokee died of disease and exposure to harsh weather was initiated by the U.S. government. Historically, it is known as  ______.

Henry David Thoreau influenced which of the following reform movements by writing the book entitled  "Walden"?

This organization gave lectures and distributed pamphlets urging Americans to reduce or stop their drinking.

Which of these is the name of the first national women’s rights conference?

President Andrew Jackson used his presidential veto power in order to end the existence of the ______.

The Southern economy was primarily based on industrialism and manufacturing.

Abolitionists were concerned with prohibition of alcohol and gambling.

The Nullification Crisis occurred because South Carolina believed that the Tariff of 1828 was unconstitutional and that as a state they had the right to nullify the protective tariff.

South Carolina threatened to secede as a result of the Nullification Crisis.

Andrew Jackson had the same outlook as the Founding Fathers regarding political parties.

Thomas Jefferson was against drawing the 36' 30" line as a long term solution for the U.S. because he feared it would divide the country.