Multiple Choice
How did Jackson's southern Indian policy differ from Jefferson's Indian policy?
A) By forcing the southeastern tribes to move west, Jackson abandoned Jefferson's assimilation policy in favor of removal.
B) By negotiating tribal sovereignty treaties with southern Indians, Jackson abandoned assimilation and accepted separate communities living side by side.
C) Unlike Jefferson, Jackson never used force in dealing with the Indians, preferring a policy of peaceful accommodation.
D) While Jefferson had encouraged white settlers to move west, Jackson insisted on legal sales of Indian lands to such settlers, slowing westward expansion.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q15: What issue probably played the greatest role
Q16: Who denounced the Tariff of 1828 and
Q17: In his lecture entitled "The American Scholar,"
Q18: With what issues did northern sectional leader
Q19: What did the Supreme Court decide about
Q21: What lesson did the Whigs learn from
Q22: The most striking "democratic" trend in the
Q23: What was the significance of Jackson's use
Q24: Jackson responded to South Carolina's nullification of
Q25: How did Andrew Jackson respond to the