Exam 11: Politics of the Market Revolution

The Panic of 1819 hit farmers in the West particularly hard because

On the question of tariffs in the early 1800s,which of these would be the most accurate statement?

In Worcester v.Georgia,

The "corrupt bargain" deprived John Quincy Adams of his reelection in 1828.

Some southerners had come to hate the Seminoles of Florida because they had

Jacksonian Democrats

How did the National Bank operate during the early 1800s,and how did this impact the economy?

The Trail of Tears was the name given to the forced march of the ____ nation to land in Oklahoma.

The party that was formed by Clay,Adams,and their followers finally took the name of the

In the election of 1824,when none of the four presidential candidates commanded a majority of votes,the election was decided by

During the election of 1828,incumbent president John Quincy Adams

Describe the changes in the way political campaigns were conducted that took place during the Age of Jackson.How would those campaigns compare to our presidential contests today?

As the president of the Second Bank of the United States,____ attempted to manage the money supply and distribution in America to stabilize the economy.

What were the events that led up to the Panic of 1837 and the depression that followed? How much credit or blame would you assign to Andrew Jackson for his actions during this time?

All of the following are true statements about the Panic of 1837 except

Which of these was not a cause of the Panic of 1819,the first real economic depression in America?

In 1824,Jackson and his supporters referred to which of the following as a "corrupt bargain"?

Which of the following concepts was not supported by the Whig Party?

President Jackson distrusted the National Bank because

Even as states began to drop property ownership as a requirement for voting,some states continued to specifically deny the franchise to women and black males.