Slides Module 10 Lesson 1,2 ,&3 Flashcards

1
Q

_________ expanded in the 1820s as more Americans held the right to _____.

A

Democracy
vote

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2
Q

_________ was concentrated among fewer people.

A

Wealth

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3
Q

Many _____ Americans believed the ______ were tightening their grip on power in the United States.

A

ordinary
wealthy

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4
Q

Small farmers, frontier settlers, and slaveholders how did they believed he would defend the rights of common people and the slave states?

A

Andrew Jackson

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5
Q

________ spread in the early 1800s as more people became active in politics.

A

Democracy

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6
Q

______________ made voting reform possible.

A

Democratic reform

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7
Q

Many states _______ or ________ the property ownership requirement for men to be eligible to vote.

A

lowered
eliminated

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8
Q

___________ held nominating conventions, which allowed party members, not just leaders, to select candidates.

A

Political parties

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9
Q

The period of __________ in the 1820s and 1830s was called Jacksonian democracy.

A

expanding democracy

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10
Q

Democratic Party arose from ________ supporters.

A

Andrew Jackson’s

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11
Q

Andrew Jackson’s victory in the election of 1828 marked a change in _________.

A

American politics

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12
Q

Backers of President John Quincy Adams called ___________.

A

National Republicans

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13
Q

Who was Andrew Jackson’s running mate?

A

John C. Calhoun

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14
Q

_____________ was one of Jackson’s closest advisors and a member of his Kitchen Cabinet.

A

Martin Van Buren

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15
Q

Southerners _________ Tariff of Abominations.

A

opposed

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16
Q

Jackson was forced to deal with growing ________ over tariffs.

A

conflicts

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17
Q

The question of an __________ to disregard a law passed by _________ was at the heart of a growing conflict over tariffs.

A

individual state’s right
Congress

18
Q

Daniel Webster debated Robert Y. Hayne in Senate on ___________.

A

nullification

19
Q

________ argued that the United States was one nation, not a pact among independent _____.

A

Webster
states

20
Q

Jackson urged ______ to pass lower tariff rate in 1832.

A

Congress

21
Q

Jackson _______ nullification but was worried about the ___________.

A

opposed
Southern economy

22
Q

South Carolina found the lower tariff still _________ and enacted _________ to
_________.

A

Nullification Act
unacceptable
void tariffs.

23
Q

After South Carolina enacted the Nullification Act, _______ then passed another lower-tariff ________.

A

Congress
compromise

24
Q

States’ rights controversy continued until ______.

A

Civil War

25
Q

Jackson’s attack on the ____ sparked controversy.

A

Bank

26
Q

Southern states _______ the ______.

A

opposed
Bank

27
Q

In ____________, Supreme Court ruled the national bank was constitutional.

A

McCulloch v. Maryland

28
Q

_________ policies led to the Panic of 1837.

A

Andrew Jackson’s

29
Q

Whig Party formed in 1834 to _______ Jackson.

A

oppose

30
Q

Andrew Jackson chose ____ to run for president again; his party chose __________.

A

not
Martin Van Buren

31
Q

Van Buren ____ against the four Whig candidates.

A

won

32
Q

Panic of 1837 began _____ Van Buren took office.

A

after

33
Q

___________ had long lived in settlements stretching from ______ to ________.

A

Native Americans
Georgia
Mississippi

34
Q

_______ and other ________ leaders wanted to open land to settlement by American _______ .

A

Jackson
political
farmers

35
Q

______ passed the Indian Removal Act in 1830.

A

Congress

36
Q

______ then established the Indian Territory.

A

Congress

37
Q

Many _______ had adopted the culture of white people in order to prevent ______.

A

Cherokees
conflicts

38
Q

When _______ was discovered on Cherokee land in _________, state leaders planned to remove the _________.

A

gold
Georgia
Cherokee

39
Q

_______ ignored the ruling of Worcester v. Georgia, and _______ administration made no move to _______ it.

A

Georgia
Jackson’s
enforce

40
Q

Chief Black Hawk of the Fox and Sauk _______ rather than leave _______.

A

fought
Illinois

41
Q

_____ groups of Seminole resisted removal, and their ________ live in Florida today.

A

Small
descendants