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1 The decline of deference meant an increase in political opportunity for self-made men the end of the influence of money in politics the eastern states would be more important than the western states one man, one vote in politics All of the answers are correct. 2 In the 1820's politics changed by allowing almost all white males to vote having more officeholders elected than appointed having a national nominating convention for the president All of the answers are correct. 3 The candidates for President in 1824 included all of the following EXCEPT John Quincy Adams Andrew Jackson James Monroe William Crawford Henry Clay 4 The corrupt bargain of 1824 included all the following EXCEPT Henry Clay becoming Secretary of State by appointment from John Quincy Adams Clay swinging votes in the House to make J.Q. Adams the President Crawford voting for Jackson 5 John Quincy Adams had problems as President because He supported larger federal government programs. He supported Indian rights. Jackson's men took control of Congress in the 1826 elections. He supported a high tariff. All of the answers are correct. 6 In 1828 all of the following supported Andrew Jackson EXCEPT John C. Calhoun Martin Van Buren the Democrats Francis Blair & Amos Kendall Henry Clay 7 In the election of 1828 There was a new birth of mass democracy. Personalities dominated the campaign. Jackson was seen as a man of the people. Jackson had an effective organization. All of the answers are correct. 8 The "Spoils System" supported the civil service idea rewarded loyalty to Henry Clay was based on patronage & rotation in office All of the answers are correct. 9 Jackson's Indian policy represented a westerner's perspective wanted relocation of the Indians west of the Mississippi River conflicted with a Supreme Court decision used the U.S. Army to remove the Indians All of the answers are correct. 10 The state of South Carolina was especially hard hit by the Tariff of 1832 because It was a staple-crop producing area. It exported its a large portion of its staple crop abroad. It imported a lot of goods from abroad. All of the answers are correct. 11 The leader of the southern states' rights movement was Andrew Jackson Henry Clay John C. Calhoun Daniel Webster All of the answers are correct. 12 The doctrine of nullification allowed a state to defy a federal law was based on states' rights was opposed by Andrew Jackson in 1832 All of the answers are correct. was prominently supported by John C. Calhoun 13 The Nullification Crisis of 1832 started when Jackson got a high tariff through Congress in 1832 saw South Carolina nullify the Tariff of 1832 had Jackson threaten to use the U.S. Army & Navy to enforce the Tariff of 1832 ended when Henry Clay authored a Compromise Tariff of 1833 All of the answers are correct. 14 The author of the Compromise Tariff of 1833 was John C. Calhoun Henry Clay Andrew Jackson Martin Van Buren Daniel Webster 15 The President of the 2nd National Bank was Andrew Jackson John C. Calhoun Nicholas Biddle Nicholas King Henry Clay 16 In the Bank War of 1832 Henry Clay passed a bill to recharter the 2nd National Bank early. Jackson vetoed the recharter bill & won the election of 1832. Jackson started to withdraw U.S. government money from the 2nd National Bank. The Bank expired with its charter in 1836. All of the answers are correct. 17 President Jackson destroyed the 2nd National Bank by getting Congress to abolish it in 1832 withdrawing U.S. government money from the 2nd National Bank closing it with the U.S. Army giving its deposits to the Indians All of the answers are correct. 18 The candidates for President in 1836 included all EXCEPT Andrew Jackson Martin Van Buren Hugh Lawson White William Henry Harrison Daniel Webster 19 Martin Van Buren's administration floundered because of the war with Britain the Panic of 1837 the Texas Revolution the war with Mexico All of the answers are correct. 20 In the election of 1840 The Whigs nominated William Henry Harrison. The Whigs ran on a campaign of "Tippecanoe & Tyler too." Martin Van Buren was handicapped by a poor economy. The Whigs used the media extensively. All of the answers are correct.

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