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During the Election of 1824, why was the outcome decided by the House of Representatives?
During the Election of 1824, why was the outcome decided by the House of Representatives?
What was the significance of the "Corrupt Bargain" in the Election of 1824?
What was the significance of the "Corrupt Bargain" in the Election of 1824?
What event made Andrew Jackson a national hero?
What event made Andrew Jackson a national hero?
Andrew Jackson opposed the Second Bank of the United States due to his belief that it:
Andrew Jackson opposed the Second Bank of the United States due to his belief that it:
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What was the main reason for the nullification of the tariffs by South Carolina, leading to the Nullification Crisis?
What was the main reason for the nullification of the tariffs by South Carolina, leading to the Nullification Crisis?
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How did Jackson respond to South Carolina's nullification of the federal tariffs?
How did Jackson respond to South Carolina's nullification of the federal tariffs?
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What was the main principle behind "Jacksonian Democracy"?
What was the main principle behind "Jacksonian Democracy"?
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Which statement accurately describes the impact of the "Spoils System"?
Which statement accurately describes the impact of the "Spoils System"?
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Study Notes
Andrew Jackson Review
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In John Quincy Adams's presidency, the North benefited most from the American System, which involved high tariffs and internal improvements such as railroads and the Erie Canal.
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The Election of 1824 was unique because Andrew Jackson won the popular vote, but not the electoral vote, necessitating the House of Representatives to decide the winner. This led to the "Corrupt Bargain," where John Quincy Adams secured the presidency by having Henry Clay become his Secretary of State.
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Jackson's political party was the Democratic Party.
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The Battle of New Orleans made Andrew Jackson a national hero.
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Jacksonian Democracy was a movement focused on expanding democracy and empowering the "common man."
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Andrew Jackson opposed the Second Bank of the United States because he felt it only benefited the wealthy.
Tariff of Abominations
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The Tariff of Abominations was a 45% tax increase on imported goods in 1828 and 1832.
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South Carolina nullified the tariffs.
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Andrew Jackson sided with the federal government, believing South Carolina was wrong in its attempt to nullify federal law.
Sectionalism
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Sectionalism is the belief that a region of a country is more important than the country as a whole.
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The Tariff of Abominations caused sectional tension between the North and South, dividing the country. The North benefited economically from the tariffs, while the South felt harmed.
Nullification Crisis
- John C. Calhoun led the fight for South Carolina during the Nullification Crisis.
10th Amendment
- The 10th Amendment reserves powers not specifically given to the federal government to the individual states.
Expanding Voting Rights
- In the Election of 1828, white men no longer had to own land to vote, expanding the electorate.
Spoils System
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The spoils system rewarded party supporters with government jobs to solidify loyalty.
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The spoils system could be detrimental because it could lead to unqualified people in important positions.
Trail of Tears
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Events leading to the Trail of Tears include the Indian Removal Act, the Supreme Court's decision in Worcester v. Georgia, and Andrew Jackson's disregard of the Supreme Court's ruling.
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Native Americans were forced to relocate to Oklahoma.
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The federal government sought land held by Native Americans due to its valuable natural resources.
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The issue in Worcester v. Georgia related to the sovereignty of the Cherokee nation and whether they could resist removal.
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Test your knowledge on Andrew Jackson's presidency and significant events during the early 19th century. This quiz covers topics such as the Election of 1824, Jacksonian Democracy, and the Tariff of Abominations. Challenge yourself and discover how Jackson's legacy shaped American politics.
