Question 1

According to the How Do We Know? video in section 11.6,what did John Quincy Adams's campaign use to discredit Andrew Jackson during the 1828 presidential election?

Accepted Answer

A)  Worcestor v. Georgia 
B)  Indian Removal Act 
C)  coffin handbills 
D)  cotton gins 
A)  Worcestor v. Georgia 
B)  Indian Removal Act 
C)  coffin handbills 
D)  cotton gins C

Question 2

How did slavery influence American politics in the early nineteenth century?

Accepted Answer

The ideal answer should include:
a.The states in the North had abolished slavery and wanted to stop its spread.
b.The states in the South profited from slavery and wanted to encourage its spread.
c.Because the population in the Northern states was greater,those states controlled the House of Representatives.
d.As long as there was the same number of free states as slave states,the Southern states could block any move made in the Senate to abolish slavery.
e.In 1820,there were eleven free states and eleven slave states.
f.The Missouri Compromise finally granted Missouri's application for statehood.
g.Maine was admitted as free state at the same time,thereby maintaining the balance between free and slave states.
h.The Missouri Compromise also established the latitude line of 36$\degree$30' as the northern border of slave states to be created from the Louisiana Territory.

Question 3

The presidential election of 1824 was decided __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  by popular vote 
B)  by the state electors 
C)  in the House of Representatives 
D)  in the Senate 
A)  by popular vote 
B)  by the state electors 
C)  in the House of Representatives 
D)  in the Senate C

Question 4

What did George W.Harkins and George Guess share in common?

Accepted Answer

A)  Both were vocal supporters of the Indian Removal Act. 
B)  Both were relocated under the Indian Removal Act. 
C)  Both challenged the Supreme Court ruling in Worcestor v. Georgia. 
D)  Both supported legislation that denied Indian legal claims to tribal lands. 
A)  Both were vocal supporters of the Indian Removal Act. 
B)  Both were relocated under the Indian Removal Act. 
C)  Both challenged the Supreme Court ruling in Worcestor v. Georgia. 
D)  Both supported legislation that denied Indian legal claims to tribal lands.

Question 5

According to the introductory video in section 11.5,the U.S.military's forcible removal of which Indian tribe became known as the Trail of Tears?

Accepted Answer

A)  Navajo 
B)  Anasazi 
C)  Cherokee 
D)  Chinook 
A)  Navajo 
B)  Anasazi 
C)  Cherokee 
D)  Chinook

Question 6

In Memorial of the Cherokee Nation,what do the Cherokees point to as the basis for their legal claim to their ancestral land?

Accepted Answer

A)  tribal agreements concluded before the Europeans arrived 
B)  the treaties signed with the U.S. government 
C)  French promises made during the French and Indian War 
D)  British guarantees in the Proclamation of 1763 
A)  tribal agreements concluded before the Europeans arrived 
B)  the treaties signed with the U.S. government 
C)  French promises made during the French and Indian War 
D)  British guarantees in the Proclamation of 1763

Question 7

-In the early nineteenth century,an American viewing the image of Sequoya pointing to the object in his hand would consider Sequoya __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  ignorant 
B)  patriotic 
C)  barbaric 
D)  civilized 
A)  ignorant 
B)  patriotic 
C)  barbaric 
D)  civilized

Question 8

Andrew Jackson's handling of the nullification crisis in 1832 and the battle over the Bank of the United States reflects the

Accepted Answer

A)  weakness of the executive branch 
B)  strength of the executive branch 
C)  weakness of the legislative branch 
D)  strength of the legislative branch 
A)  weakness of the executive branch 
B)  strength of the executive branch 
C)  weakness of the legislative branch 
D)  strength of the legislative branch

Question 9

-The image of Sequoya highlights his role in the development of a writing system for which tribe?

Accepted Answer

A)  Cherokee 
B)  Choctaw 
C)  Sioux 
D)  Chippewa 
A)  Cherokee 
B)  Choctaw 
C)  Sioux 
D)  Chippewa

Question 10

According to the introductory video in section 11.4,what did Andrew Jackson say at the Jefferson Day dinner?

Accepted Answer

A)  States have the right to secede. 
B)  The union must be preserved. 
C)  Nullification is a state right. 
D)  Indian land claims must be protected. 
A)  States have the right to secede. 
B)  The union must be preserved. 
C)  Nullification is a state right. 
D)  Indian land claims must be protected.

Question 11

According to the Past and Present video in section 11.6,who could vote in national elections in early nineteenth-century America?

Accepted Answer

A)  adult white males 
B)  all white adults 
C)  American citizens 
D)  anyone born in the United States 
A)  adult white males 
B)  all white adults 
C)  American citizens 
D)  anyone born in the United States

Question 12

Who developed a writing system for the Cherokee language?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sequoyah 
B)  Metacomet 
C)  Tecumseh 
D)  Pocahontas 
A)  Sequoyah 
B)  Metacomet 
C)  Tecumseh 
D)  Pocahontas

Question 13

How democratic was Jacksonian Democracy? What were its limits?

Accepted Answer

The ideal answer should include:
a.The s

Question 14

According to the Memorial of the Cherokee Nation,the Cherokees were being relocated to lands __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  west of the Arkansas territory 
B)  along the Proclamation Line of 1763 
C)  in the Michigan Territory 
D)  in Oregon Country 
A)  west of the Arkansas territory 
B)  along the Proclamation Line of 1763 
C)  in the Michigan Territory 
D)  in Oregon Country

Question 15

Which of the following is pointed to as evidence of democracy in the western states in the nineteenth century?

Accepted Answer

A)  extension of the right to vote to African Americans 
B)  election of the first woman to the House of Representatives 
C)  election of the first Indian to the House of Representatives 
D)  introduction of universal male suffrage 
A)  extension of the right to vote to African Americans 
B)  election of the first woman to the House of Representatives 
C)  election of the first Indian to the House of Representatives 
D)  introduction of universal male suffrage

Question 16

What did the Missouri Compromise establish as the northern boundary of slave states created from the Louisiana Territory?

Accepted Answer

A)  Missouri River 
B)  Ohio River 
C)  latitude line of 36$\degree$30' 
D)  Mason-Dixon Line 
A)  Missouri River 
B)  Ohio River 
C)  latitude line of 36$\degree$30' 
D)  Mason-Dixon Line

Question 17

Who won the presidential election of 1824?

Accepted Answer

A)  John Quincy Adams 
B)  Henry Clay 
C)  Andrew Jackson 
D)  William H. Crawford 
A)  John Quincy Adams 
B)  Henry Clay 
C)  Andrew Jackson 
D)  William H. Crawford

Question 18

According to the introductory video in section 11.2,who symbolized the contradiction in America between democracy and slavery?

Accepted Answer

A)  George Washington 
B)  Andrew Jackson 
C)  James Madison 
D)  Thomas Jefferson 
A)  George Washington 
B)  Andrew Jackson 
C)  James Madison 
D)  Thomas Jefferson

Question 19

Which of the following was the first state to be formed from the Northwest Territory?

Accepted Answer

A)  Kentucky 
B)  Tennessee 
C)  Ohio 
D)  Mississippi 
A)  Kentucky 
B)  Tennessee 
C)  Ohio 
D)  Mississippi

Question 20

Which of the following made slavery more profitable?

Accepted Answer

A)  spread of the slave trade 
B)  invention of the cotton gin 
C)  expansion of the franchise 
D)  relocation of Indians 
A)  spread of the slave trade 
B)  invention of the cotton gin 
C)  expansion of the franchise 
D)  relocation of Indians

According to the How Do We Know? video in section 11.6,what did John Quincy Adams's campaign use to discredit Andrew Jackson during the 1828 presidential election?

How did slavery influence American politics in the early nineteenth century?

The presidential election of 1824 was decided __________.

What did George W.Harkins and George Guess share in common?

According to the introductory video in section 11.5,the U.S.military's forcible removal of which Indian tribe became known as the Trail of Tears?

In Memorial of the Cherokee Nation,what do the Cherokees point to as the basis for their legal claim to their ancestral land?

-In the early nineteenth century,an American viewing the image of Sequoya pointing to the object in his hand would consider Sequoya __________.

Andrew Jackson's handling of the nullification crisis in 1832 and the battle over the Bank of the United States reflects the

-The image of Sequoya highlights his role in the development of a writing system for which tribe?

According to the introductory video in section 11.4,what did Andrew Jackson say at the Jefferson Day dinner?

According to the Past and Present video in section 11.6,who could vote in national elections in early nineteenth-century America?

Who developed a writing system for the Cherokee language?

How democratic was Jacksonian Democracy? What were its limits?

According to the Memorial of the Cherokee Nation,the Cherokees were being relocated to lands __________.

Which of the following is pointed to as evidence of democracy in the western states in the nineteenth century?

What did the Missouri Compromise establish as the northern boundary of slave states created from the Louisiana Territory?

Who won the presidential election of 1824?

According to the introductory video in section 11.2,who symbolized the contradiction in America between democracy and slavery?

Which of the following was the first state to be formed from the Northwest Territory?

Which of the following made slavery more profitable?

Old Worlds and New

Exploration and Conquest

The English Colonial Enterprise

The English and the Americans

Declaring Independence

The Revolutionary War

The Constitution

Federalists and Republicans

Republicans Take Over

The Second War of Independence

Manifest Destiny

The Sectional Crisis

The Civil War

Reconstruction

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Exam 11: Jacksonian Democracy

According to the How Do We Know? video in section 11.6,what did John Quincy Adams's campaign use to discredit Andrew Jackson during the 1828 presidential election?

How did slavery influence American politics in the early nineteenth century?

The presidential election of 1824 was decided __________.

What did George W.Harkins and George Guess share in common?

According to the introductory video in section 11.5,the U.S.military's forcible removal of which Indian tribe became known as the Trail of Tears?

In Memorial of the Cherokee Nation,what do the Cherokees point to as the basis for their legal claim to their ancestral land?

-In the early nineteenth century,an American viewing the image of Sequoya pointing to the object in his hand would consider Sequoya __________.

Andrew Jackson's handling of the nullification crisis in 1832 and the battle over the Bank of the United States reflects the

-The image of Sequoya highlights his role in the development of a writing system for which tribe?

According to the introductory video in section 11.4,what did Andrew Jackson say at the Jefferson Day dinner?

According to the Past and Present video in section 11.6,who could vote in national elections in early nineteenth-century America?

Who developed a writing system for the Cherokee language?

How democratic was Jacksonian Democracy? What were its limits?

According to the Memorial of the Cherokee Nation,the Cherokees were being relocated to lands __________.

Which of the following is pointed to as evidence of democracy in the western states in the nineteenth century?

What did the Missouri Compromise establish as the northern boundary of slave states created from the Louisiana Territory?

Who won the presidential election of 1824?

According to the introductory video in section 11.2,who symbolized the contradiction in America between democracy and slavery?

Which of the following was the first state to be formed from the Northwest Territory?

Which of the following made slavery more profitable?

Old Worlds and New

Exploration and Conquest

The English Colonial Enterprise

The English and the Americans

Declaring Independence

The Revolutionary War

The Constitution

Federalists and Republicans

Republicans Take Over

The Second War of Independence

Manifest Destiny

The Sectional Crisis

The Civil War

Reconstruction

Filters