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History Chapter on Andrew Jackson and Democracy

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Which factor most directly led to Andrew Jackson's formation of the Democratic Party after the 1824 election?

His desire to dismantle the existing Federalist Party.

His frustration over losing the election despite winning the popular vote. (correct)

His belief that the common people should have more control over the government.

His aim to overturn the Supreme Court's decision on states' rights.

Which group was excluded from voting rights up until the 1830s?

White men without property

All African Americans

All women

All of the above (correct)

What was the primary intention behind the tariff law passed by Congress in 1828?

To generate revenue for infrastructure development in the Southern states.

To foster the expansion of manufacturing within the United States. (correct)

To decrease the cost of imported goods for consumers.

To establish trade relationships with European nations.

What action led to critics accusing President Jackson of implementing the 'Spoils System'?

<p>His policy of replacing civil servants with his own political supporters. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did Jackson justify his policy of rotating civil servant positions?

<p>He argued it would provide more opportunities for people to participate in government. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Election of 1824

A presidential election where Jackson won the popular vote but lost to John Quincy Adams.

Democratic Party

A political party created by Jackson and his supporters to represent common people.

Jacksonian Democracy

The belief that government should be controlled by ordinary people, not elites.

Spoils System

The practice of replacing government officials with political supporters after an election.

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Tariffs of 1828

Laws that raised import tariffs to promote US manufacturing, supported by northern states.

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History Chapter on Andrew Jackson and Democracy

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Questions and Answers

Which factor most directly led to Andrew Jackson's formation of the Democratic Party after the 1824 election?

Which group was excluded from voting rights up until the 1830s?

What was the primary intention behind the tariff law passed by Congress in 1828?

What action led to critics accusing President Jackson of implementing the 'Spoils System'?

How did Jackson justify his policy of rotating civil servant positions?

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Election of 1824

Democratic Party

Jacksonian Democracy

Spoils System

Tariffs of 1828

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