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11 Study Guide
Question | Answer |
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Which 1824 Republican presidential nominee had poor health? | William H. Crawford |
The 1824 presidential election was decided | in the House of Representatives. |
Who believed the nation should shift from a farming-based economy to a manufacturing one? | John Quincy Adams |
Which president's popularity with the "common man" changed politics? | Andrew Jackson |
Some Southerners wanted to break away from the United States, or to | secede. |
What act did Congress pass in order to relocate Native Americans? | Indian Removal Act |
The Cherokee Trail of Tears began in | Georgia. |
The Bank of the United States was chartered by | Congress |
President Van Buren's belief in the principle of laissez-faire was perceived to prolonged the | depression. |
John Tyler became president because | President Harrison had died. |
Who was not a favorite son candidate in the 1824 election? | William H. Crawford |
Which president was raised in poverty by his mother? | Andrew Jackson |
Who won the 1824 presidential election? | John Quincy Adams |
More than 80 percent of which group voted in the 1840 presidential election? | white males |
The practice of replacing government employees with the winning candidate's supporters became known as | the spoils system. |
What sent the message that the federal government would not allow a state to go its own way without a fight? | Force Bill |
Who was the Seminole leader who went to war against the United States in an effort to keep his nation's land? | Osceola |
A government permit to operate the Bank of the United States was called a | charter. |
Who, along with federal troops, led the Cherokee west on the Trail of Tears? | Winfield Scott |
To win the election of 1840, William Henry Harrison needed the support of | laborers. |
Which people were forcibly removed from their native land in Florida? | Seminole |
Andrew Jackson did not become president in 1824 due to the provisions of the ____________________ Amendment. | Twelfth |
In order to damage the reputation of the other candidate, both parties resorted to ____________________ in the 1828 election. | mudslinging |
The Democrats held the first national party convention in the ____________________ election year. | 1832 |
The Webster-Hayne debate was specifically about ____________________. | nullification |
____________________ invented the Cherokee alphabet. | Sequoya |
The Cherokee people in Georgia were recognized as a separate ____________________ by the federal government. | nation |
The members of the Sauk and Fox people tried to recapture their homeland in ____________________. | Illinois |
The Five Civilized Tribes were moved into territory already occupied by ____________________. | the Plains groups |
The Bank of the United States was run by ____________________. | private bankers |
Even though the national bank's charter did not expire until ____________________, Nicholas Biddle applied for a new charter in 1832. | 1836 |
During _________________________, banks failed and land values dropped. | the Panic of 1837 |
The Whigs' campaign slogan in 1840 was "Tippecanoe and ____________________ too." | Tyler |
Andrew Jackson's opponent in 1828 | John Quincy Adams |
mistrusted strong central government | Democrats |
wanted strong central government | National Republicans |
defended "liberty and union" | Daniel Webster |
Sauk leader | Black Hawk |
1828 Democratic-Republican candidate | Andrew Jackson |
an overwhelming victory | landslide |
move to a new place | relocation |
relocated to Indian Territory | Native Americans |
inaugurated in 1837 | Martin Van Buren |
The practice of replacing government employees with the winning candidate's supporters became known as | the spoils system. |
What sent the message that the federal government would not allow a state to go its own way without a fight? | Force Bill |
Who was the Seminole leader who went to war against the United States in an effort to keep his nation's land? | Osceola |
A government permit to operate the Bank of the United States was called a | charter. |
Who, along with federal troops, led the Cherokee west on the Trail of Tears? | Winfield Scott |
To win the election of 1840, William Henry Harrison needed the support of | laborers. |
Which people were forcibly removed from their native land in Florida? | Seminole |
Andrew Jackson did not become president in 1824 due to the provisions of the ____________________ Amendment. | Twelfth |
In order to damage the reputation of the other candidate, both parties resorted to ____________________ in the 1828 election. | mudslinging |
The Democrats held the first national party convention in the ____________________ election year. | 1832 |
The Webster-Hayne debate was specifically about ____________________. | nullification |
____________________ invented the Cherokee alphabet. | Sequoya |
The Cherokee people in Georgia were recognized as a separate ____________________ by the federal government. | nation |
The members of the Sauk and Fox people tried to recapture their homeland in ____________________. | Illinois |
The Five Civilized Tribes were moved into territory already occupied by ____________________. | the Plains groups |
The Bank of the United States was run by ____________________. | private bankers |
Even though the national bank's charter did not expire until ____________________, Nicholas Biddle applied for a new charter in 1832. | 1836 |
During _________________________, banks failed and land values dropped. | the Panic of 1837 |
The Whigs' campaign slogan in 1840 was "Tippecanoe and ____________________ too." | Tyler |
Andrew Jackson's opponent in 1828 | John Quincy Adams |
mistrusted strong central government | Democrats |
wanted strong central government | National Republicans |
defended "liberty and union" | Daniel Webster |
Sauk leader | Black Hawk |
1828 Democratic-Republican candidate | Andrew Jackson |
an overwhelming victory | landslide |
move to a new place | relocation |
relocated to Indian Territory | Native Americans |
inaugurated in 1837 | Martin Van Buren |