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Ch. 10 Test

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    Jacksonian America
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  • What was one reason the Cherokees were moved West?
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  • What is nullification?
    the idea that a state can declare a federal law unconstitutional
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  • What issue was nullification about during Jackson's presidency?
    high protective tariffs
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  • What area of the country did high protective tariffs benefit? Why?
    the North, because it caused the South to buy goods from northern industries
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  • What area of the country was disadvantaged by the high protective tariff? Why?
    the South, It caused prices to go up for goods they bought and slaves and cotton.
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  • What state issued the Ordinance of Nullification?
    South Carolina
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  • What did the Ordinance of Nullification say?
    South Carolina considered the federal government's high protective tariff to be unconstitutional. In SC, no tariff would be collected.
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  • How was the disagreement about nullification between Jackson and South Carolina resolved?
    The Compromise of 1833 gradually lowered the protective tariff.
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  • Who had the shortest presidential term?
    William Henry Harrison
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  • How did the Whigs of 1836 try to win the election?
    They nominated several candidates because they were hoping none would get a majority and the House of Representative would decide the election.
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  • What kind of religious people generally joined the Whig Party?
    Protestants (Methodist, Prebyterian, etc.)
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  • What was different about the election of 1828?
    new Democrat party, banners, barbecues, parades, mudslinging
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  • What was Andrew Jackson's view of nullification?
    He was determined to enforce federal laws; he did not agree with the idea of nullification.
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  • Who was the so-called "corrupt bargain" between?
    John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay
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  • How did the protective tariff affect the prices of manufactured goods?
    It raised them.
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  • Who were the candidates of 1824?
    John Quincy Adams, Henry Clay, Andrew Jackson, William Crawford
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