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Unit 5 Andrew Jackson
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| England's Magna Carta and the United States Bill of Rights both ensured the | Basic rights for each country's respective citizens |
| The ----?---- wanted a Bill of Rights added to the constitution as a protection of individual rights | Anti-federalist |
| The great compromise established what to fairly represent all states | Two house legislature |
| Trial by jury is included in the bill of rights because it was a grievance against | King George |
| The constitution reflects the principal of this by allowing the people to choose their own representatives | Popular sovereignty |
| The Age of Jackson from 1824-1845 was named after Andrew Jackson because he was | Such a dominant political figure in the country during that time |
| Changes in suffrage or right to vote changed politics by | I got a voice to all people not just the wealthy |
| John C Calhoun reacted to the Tariff of 1828by claiming that the states had the right to | Cancel any federal laws deemed unconstitutional |
| Who proposed a compromise tariff that eased the tensions over the Tariff of 1828 | Henry Clay |
| Some referred to president Jackson as king during the bank war because they felt he had used his power inappropriately by | Vetoing the charter for the bank |
| President Jackson is said to have responded to the Supreme Court decision on Worchester v Georgia by saying, John Marshall has made the decision, now let him enforce it, meaning | The Supreme Court did not have the power to enforce its decision, so he could ignore it |
| The Indian removal act went against Worchester v Georgia by ignoring the fact that Indian lands were | Sovereign and not technically part of the United states |
| Samuel A Worchester would have most likely viewed the end result of the legal battle between Georgia and the Cherokee people as | A disappointment, because he argued for the Cherokee's right to their lands |
| One of the challenges the American Indians faced along the Trail of Tears was | The great distance they had to travel |
| The mountain men help with the expansion into the Oregon Country by using their | Knowledge of the terrain to help the settlers make it through the mountains |
| The Oregon trail grew from small beginnings to a | Major migration routes |
| American settlements in the Oregon Country. Changed in the 1840's when | Missionaries and settlers joined the fur traders who went there before them |
| The creation of the Oregon Trail related to manifest destiny in that it completed the | Goal of extending the United States to the west |
| The Mormons moved to Utah so they could | Freely practice their religion |
| The most likely concern for the settlers traveling through the Rocky Mountains was | An early snow |
| Congress initially refused to annex Texas because | Slave states would out number free states |
| As settlers from the south moved westward many brought the | Institution of slavery with them |
| With westward expansion between 1820-1850 slavery almost doubled as | New slave states were admitted |
| Who invented the steamboat that allowed for cheaper transportation of crops | Robert Fulton |
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