Jacksonian Democracy Flashcards

1
Q

Filters of consent created ______________ between the people and government decisions.

A

distance

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2
Q

Classical republican thought held that republics should be governed by the best people or the ______________.

A

Virtuous

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3
Q

Electing by civic virtue meant finding a gentlemen who could refine and __________ enlarge public views.

A

enlarge

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4
Q

Filters of consent made it so popular opinion would be consulted, but was not ____________ ___________________.

A

necessarily followed

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5
Q

Who said, “We are the nation
of human progress,
and who will, what
can, set limits to
our onward
march?” about the expansion of the United States into the West

A

John O Sullivan

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6
Q

Historian Frederick Jackson Turner believed that the “frontier spirit” promoted _____________.

A

democracy

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7
Q

What is Democratization?

A

Moving government and politics closer to the people

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8
Q

Who had a reputation of being a rough, brash,
violent man who would hold grudges
and not abide insults?

A

Andrew Jackson

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9
Q

Andrew Jackson lacked a formal education and was a slave owner with very racist views. T or F?

A

T

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10
Q

Andrew Jackson was considered a “gentlemen.” T or F?

A

F

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11
Q

Who was the son of Pres John Adams, was highly educated, had vast experience and knowledge of government, and opposed slavery?

A

John Quincy Adams

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12
Q

What two main candidates ran against each other in 1824?

A

John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson

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13
Q

Who won the 1824 election?

A

John Quincy Adams by more electoral votes even though Jackson won the popular vote

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14
Q

Who won the 1828 election?

A

Andrew Jackson in both the electoral college and the popular vote

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15
Q

Increase the power of the presidency, new emphasis on the Pres as the rep of the people, pres should reward partisan supporters with gov positions, and policy of brutal treatment of native Americans was all a part of what?

A

The Jacksonian Democracy

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16
Q

Who vetoed the bank bill?

A

Jackson

17
Q

Who said “It is to be regretted that the rich and powerful too
often bend the acts of government to their self
purposes….”?

A

Andrew Jackson

18
Q

Who said, “the humble
members of society — the farmers, mechanics, and
laborers — who have neither the time nor the means
of securing like favors to themselves, have a right to
complain of the injustice of their Government.”?

A

Andrew Jackson

19
Q

Which US president removed waves of Indians?

A

Jackson

20
Q

In what document was this said? “the humble
members of society — the farmers, mechanics, and
laborers — who have neither the time nor the means
of securing like favors to themselves, have a right to
complain of the injustice of their Government.”

A

The Memorial of the Cherokee

21
Q

What was the trail called that the Cherokee marched?

A

The trail of tears

22
Q

The US has experienced a significant shift toward ____________________ since the Founding.

A

democratization

23
Q

democratization is the action of making something ____________ to everyone

A

accessible