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chp13-12 test review
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| what year was the lousiana purchase | 1803 from france by jefferson |
| which supreme court case established judicial review | Marbury v. Madison says if the supreme court can decide whether the laws are constuituitional or not |
| which attack insired the writing for the star spangled banner | Attack of Ft.McHenry, War of 1812 |
| Why were early factories built mostly in the Northeast? | There were many flowing streams in the Northeast and machines in early factories were driven by water power. |
| How did an improved transportation system affect westward expansion? | It was easier for goods and people to move westward. Also, it enabled people to travel back and forth more efficiently if they needed to. |
| What was the significance of the Missouri Compromise | It kept the balance of power between slave and free states; also known as the Compromise of 1820. |
| Explain the terms of the Monroe Doctrine. | Europe cannot colonize in the Americas further. Any attempt at colonization will be seen as a threat against the U.S. The U.S. will stay out of European affairs. 8. |
| Put these events in chronological order: Whig Party is established; Era of Good Feelings; Trail of Tears; Jackson elected president; Missouri Compromise | Era of Good Feelings, Missouri Compromise, Jackson elected president, Trail of Tears, Whig Party |
| What was Jackson’s main campaign tactic in 1828? | He appealed to the “common man” by insisting that Adams was a person of privilege who did not understand ordinary people. Also, he made a point of going after all of the new voters that were available after voting reform was passed |
| Describe Jacksonian Democracy | Majority Rule; common people can be trusted with their own government. |
| Define: spoils system; | Jackson (and many other presidents) fired many government employees and replaced them with his political friends and people who had donated to his campaign. |
| nullification | Nullification is when a law is ignored. States, especially South Carolina tried to use this to avoid high tariffs (Tariff of Abomonations). |
| Manifest destiny | The belief that God wanted white settlers to move westward, and that the U.S. was “destined” to spread from the Atlantic to the Pacific. |
| What were the reasons that the Cherokees were forced to move west? | Gold was discovered in parts of their land, plantations were spreading westward, and generally, white settlers wanted the land. |
| What were Jackson’s views on secession and nullification | He believed both were treasonous and states he no right to do either. |
| What was the significance of the Webster-Hayne Debate? | It was a debate on the Senate floor between Webster from the North and Hayne from the South about states’ rights and nullification. |
| How was John C. Calhoun important during the Age of Jackson? | He was Jackson’s vice-president during his first term. He came up with the idea of nullification |
| What was Jackson’s view of the 2nd National Bank? | He believed that the bank only was helpful to wealthy people, that it was corrupt, and that he needed to get rid of it. |
| Describe the sequence of events that led to the Nullification Crisis | Tafiff of abomination,calhoun came up with the nullification act. which let states nullify federal laws if deemed it unconstutional, but jackson got congress to half tariff not get rid of it. south angry so Jackson threatened them then got re-elected |
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