Social Studies chapter 12

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What was one major change during the Jackson era?

More white men could vote

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Why was Andrew Jackson called the “president of the common man”?

He represented ordinary citizens

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What happened in the Election of 1824?

No candidate won a majority, so the house decided

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Jackson’s supporters called the Election of 1824 a_______

“corrupt bargain”

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What was the spoils system?

Rewarding supporters with government jobs

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Jackson opposed the second bank of the United States because he believed it ___

Favored wealthy elites

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What was one result of the Bank war?

Money was placed in state “pet banks”

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The Indian Removal Act forced Native Americans to move____

West of the Mississippi River

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The trail of Tears mainly affected the____

Cherokee

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What issue was highlighted during the Nullification Crisis?

States’ rights vs. federal authority

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During the Nullification Crisis, South Carolina claimed states could___

Ignore federal laws

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What was the Panic of 1837?

An economic crisis

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What helped cause the Panic of 1837?

Increased trade, bank failures, lower unemployment

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what was an effect of the panic of 1837?

Bank Failures

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Jackson supported the Second Bank of the United States

False

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Did Voter turnout increase during the Jackson Era?

Yes

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The Indian Removal Act was considered a major injustice in U.S. history.

True

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What caused nationwide economic hardship?

The Panic of 1837

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Who threatened to use force during the Nullification Crisis?

Andrew Jackson

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What was the “corrupt bargain”?

Jackson’s supporters believed John Quincy Adams unfairly became president after the House decide the election.

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Explain one reason Jackson opposed the national bank.

He believed the bank favored wealthy elites and gave too much power to the rich,

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What was the Trail of Tears?

The forced march of Cherokee West of the Mississippi Rover where many died from harsh conditions.

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Describe one effect of the Panic of 1837.

Bank Failure

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Why did the Jackson Era increase political Participation?

More white men could vote after property requirements were removed, and campaigns became more public and energetic.