Unit 6 Jacksonian Democracy Question Preview (ID: 61170)
President Jackson.
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Why did northern industries want tariffs?
a) It would increase the price of goods
b) It would increase the demand for U.S. products
c) It would decrease price of goods
d)
Jackson opposed the renewal of the Bank of the U.S. What was his reason?
a) The bank was too powerful and only helped the wealthy
b) it helped only the poor
c) It had no money to lend
d)
Why did Jackson have an easy victory in the 1828 election but did not in the 1824 election?
a) everyone hated him
b) he ran unopposed
c) no property requirement
d)
What happened to the Native Americans as a result of the Indian Removal Act?
a) they were relocated to Indian territory
b) given new land in California
c) found gold and became wealthy
d)
What did Jackson do when the Supreme Court backed the Cherokee?
a) ignored the ruling
b) fought the ruling
c) enforced the ruling
d)
How did the Cherokee respond to the Indian Removal Act?
a) ignored it
b) sued to the supreme court
c) started a war
d)
How did South Carolina justify the nullification of tariffs?
a) claimed tariff was unconstitutional
b) claimed tariff would help the south's economy
c) ignored it
d)
Why was the relocation of the Cherokee called “The Trail of Tears”?
a) many Cherokee died on the trail
b) Cherokee tribe became completely wiped out
c) They never made it to Indian territory
d)
Jacksonian Democracy was aimed at what specific population?
a) common man
b) wealthy
c) old
d)
What river did the Cherokee have to move past to get to Oklahoma
a) Mississippi
b) Rio Grande
c) Nueces
d)
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