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the people hold the
A. Final authority to
elect the President
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South Carolina threatened to withdraw
or secede in response to this.
A. Presidential election
of Jackson
B. Calhoun resigning
from Vice President
C. Passing a high tariff
on imported goods
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The closing of the 2nd Bank of America
help create the:
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Jackson was referred to the “the
People’s President” because:
A. He put an end to the
spoils system
B. More people were
involved in the voting
process
C. He went to towns to
personally meet people.
D. He invited his political
opponents to his
reception at the White
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native American groups in
a war of resistance.
B. Native Americans
voluntarily left their
homes to move west.
C. Pres. Jackson ordered
federal soldiers to force all
Native American out.
D. Under pressure, most
Native American groups
eventually moved west of
the Mississippi.
This Supreme Court decision upheld
the Congressional power of regulating
interstate commerce.
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Which of the following did Jackson
think favored the wealthy?
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At the end of President Adams term,
he believed that:
A. The USA should not get
involved in the affairs of
other countries
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attack Americans on USA
soil
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should not interfere with
the economy.
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responsible for spreading
democracy throughout
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Suffrage is
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establish
government
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Federal elections
C. The right to vote
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Pres. Monroe wanted to promote the
growing sense of:
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National unity
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Henry Clay thought the country would
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Elastic Clause which increased the
power of the federal government.
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In 1832, South Carolina repealed
nullification after:
A. Jackson sent troops
to South Carolina
B. Congress lowered
the tariffs
C. Congress
abandoned the
protective tariff
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Maryland