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Unit 7

Andrew Jackson

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How many terms did Jackson serve? 2
Who was the first western president? Andrew Jackson
Where was the west when Jackson was chosen president? Tennessee
What are the three issues of Jackson's presidency? Indian removal, Spoils system and the bank
What is Jackson's nickname? Old Hickory
Who benefited from laws that allowed more people to vote: Andrew Jackson
What group of Indians were forced from their homes? Cherokee
"POW" means: Prisoner of war
What word best explains Andrew Jackson? Illiterate
Who was given the right to vote in the 1830s? Poor white men
What was the starting and ending location for the Cherokee when they were forced from their homes? Georgia to Oklahoma
What is the name of the trip natives had to take as they were forced from their homes? Trail of Tears
What did Jackson want to "KILL"? The Bank
The spoils system: allowed the president to fill important government jobs with friends
What was the easiest and cheapest way for Indians to be killed as they were moved from their homes? poison them
What president would best be said to better protect the interests of the poor? Jackson
Define nullification: To cancel, to end, to reject
What best demonstrates an act of nullification? South Carolina threatens to leave the United States
Was Andrew Jackson in favor of nullification? no
Where did Jackson first become famous? New Orleans
What was strange about Jackson's inauguration? It was attended by common people who destroyed the White House
How many years did Jackson serve? 8
Choose the answer with the 3 great slave revolts Prosser, Vesey, Turner
What was the outcome of the three great slave revolts? Blacks were forbidden to learn to read and write
What book did enslaved people read the most? Bible
What did enslaved people mostly get out of reading the bible? The story of Moses leading the Jews to freedom
Why were white people so afraid of blacks reading the bible? it gave them hope about being free
Who was "Cinque"? The slave who overthrew the Amistad
What was the Amistad? A slave ship
What was an example of a quiet way for slaves to rebel? To break tools
Who overthrew Haiti? Toussaint L'Ouverture
Why was the Haitian revolution important to the 3 great slave rebellions? it proved that enslaved people could successfully rule themselves
What does Andrew Jackson's presidency prove? anyone can be president
What quote best represents how Jackson felt about the bank? I will kill it!
Who invented the spoils system? Andrew Jackson
What best demonstrates an act of secession? South Carolina leaving the Union
Define secede: To leave
Why is the nullification crisis important later in American history? Because it will preview the American Civil War
What made the 1st civilized tribe of Indians civilized? They had homes, alphabet, and farms
What group of Indians was considered the 1st "civilized" tribe of Indians? Cherokee
Someone who is "uncivilized" is often called a : savage
According to the poet Emily Dickinson, what is hope? The thing with feathers
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