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During his Presidency, Andrew Jackson represented which political party? - Answer The
Democrats
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The Democrats
The Republicans
The Whigs
The Democrat-Republicans
President Andrew Jackson's "pet banks" were - Answer Home to federal money after the
Bank Wars
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Empowered to issue national currency
Located in his favorite states
Vetoed during the Bank Wars
Home to federal money after the Bank Wars
n "The Position of Parties," (In the American Whig Review 1845), on pp. 6-7, there is a pretty
good history of the political parties from the Constitution to the date of publication. This is the
same story told in the lecture video "Politics and Party Formation." Which of the following best
expresses that information? - Answer The anti-Federalists, who opposed the Constitution,
became [Democrat-]Republicans
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The Democrats had supported the ratification of the Constitution
The Republicans had supported the ratification of the Constitution
The Federalists, who supported the Constitution, became [Democrat-]Republicans
The anti-Federalists, who opposed the Constitution, became [Democrat-]Republicans
In the "American Whig Review," the author describes the two political parties of his day (what
my lectures call "the Second Party System"). They are - Answer Democrats and Whigs
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Federalists and anti-Federalists
, Federalists and Democrat-Republicans
Democrats and Whigs
Democrats and Republicans
The Tariff of Abominations (1828 and 1832) - Answer sparked the Nullification Crisis, in
which South Carolina refused to enforce Federal Laws
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sparked the Nullification Crisis, in which South Carolina refused to enforce Federal Laws
sparked the Civil War by protecting northern industry at the expense of southern agricultural
exports
was enacted by President Andrew Jackson to mollify the North
was enacted by President Andrew Jackson to mollify the South
The Great Wagon Road - Answer Was carved by Native Americans, then used by British
colonists
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Was the boundary of British settlement before independence
Was carved by Native Americans, then used by British colonists
Was carved by the Spanish colonists for their wagons
Was carved by the British colonists for their wagons
Nineteenth-century America had roads made of - Answer All of the above
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Mud
Logs
Stone
All of the above
The Erie Canal - Answer Served the entire Midwest (then called the Northwest) by linking
the Great Lakes to the port of New York
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Served only the people of New York, so it could be easily financed and approved by the state