Jacksonian Democracy Chapter 10

Question 1

The Monroe Doctrine

Answer 1

the principle of the u.s policy by James Monroe in 1823 that any interventions by external powers in politics of America were considered to be a hostile act/ threat against the u.s.

Question 2

The Missouri Compromise of 1820

Answer 2

a settlement to the dispute between slave states free states contained in several laws passed during 1820-1821. Northern Legislatures prohibited slavery in Missouri.

Question 3

Election of 1828

Answer 3

John Q Adams vs Andrew Jackson

Question 4

Speice Act

Answer 4

Presidnetal excutive order issued by Pres. Adams 1836 against coinage act, required payment in gold and silver.

Question 5

Removal Act

Answer 5

Signed by prers. Andrew Jackson in 1830, act passed to provide on exchange of lands with the imdiams residning in any states or terriotries and for their removal west of the mississippi river.

Question 6

South Carolina Protest

Answer 6

Passage of the tarrif of 1828 the tarrif of abolitionist

Question 7

Nullification Crisis

Answer 7

During sectional crisis south carolina vs. federal gov. which lead to organization the around the tarrif issue.

Question 8

Judiciary Act of 1802

Answer 8

midnight judges hired by john adams

Question 9

Marbury vs. Madsion (1803)

Answer 9

landmark case by the United States Supreme Court which forms the basis for the exercise of judicial review in the United States under Article III of the Constitution.

Question 10

Trafalgor

Answer 10

Naval battle that destroyed French and Spanish fleets in 1805

Question 11

Embargo Act of 1807

Answer 11

It prohibited American ships from trading in all foreign ports. … In 1806, France passed a law that prohibited trade between neutral parties, like the U.S., and Britain.

Question 12

Second Embargo Act

Answer 12

. It prohibited American ships from trading in all foreign ports.