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AMH 2010 - FINAL FINAL TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+

◍ Adams-Onis Treaty (1819).
Answer: where Spain gave Florida to the U.S. for 5 million dollars in 1819.
◍ "The American System", a program of federally funded economic
development was proposed by.
Answer: Henry Clay
◍ Monroe Doctrine.
Answer: President James Monroe's declaration to congress on December 2,
1823, that the American continents would be thenceforth closed to European
colonization, and that the United States would not interfere in European
affairs.
◍ Missouri Compromise (1820).
Answer: Henry Clay proposed that Missouri becomes a slave state and
Maine becomes free state to keep balance between slaves/free states.
Louisiana North was free and south had slaves.
◍ Which of the following offices did John
C. Calhoun NOT hold?.
Answer: Secretary of the treasury
◍ Why did John
C. Calhoun support the Tariff of 1816?.
Answer: He believed that higher tariffs would mean a greater sale of
southern products
◍ The Bank War (Andrew Jackson).

, Answer: they struggle that developed over the development of the 2nd bank
of the united states. Andrew Jackson was basically against it.
◍ "A Firebell in the night" was Thomas Jefferson's reaction to.
Answer: Missouri Compromise
◍ One long term impact of the Missouri Compromise was.
Answer: slavery was allowed to expand anywhere north of 36 30
◍ Which of the following was a reason for Andrew Jackson's 1817 invasion of
Florida?.
Answer: Escaped slaves joined the Seminoles.
◍ Nullification Crisis.
Answer: When South Carolina tried to nullify tariff of abomination.
◍ John Marshall's decisions as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court tended to.
Answer: Increased the power of the federal government
◍ Which of the following was NOT a candidate for President in 1824?.
Answer: Daniel Webster
◍ Sequoia.
Answer: he was the inventor of the Cherokee language which earned them
the name "civilized tribe" by many white Americans.
◍ Indian Removal Act of 1830.
Answer: Signed by Pres. Andrew Jackson. The law allowed the negotiation
of treaties to obtain the Indians' land in exchange for their relocation to what
would become Oklahoma.
◍ The "corrupt bargain" refers to.
Answer: Henry Clay's efforts to help John Quincy Adams win the election.
◍ The "Petticoat or Eaton Affair" refers to.
Answer: The refusal of the woman of Washington to receive the wife of one
of Jackson's cabinet members
◍ One result of the Nullification Crisis was.

, Answer: Lowering of tariff rates in exchange for south Carolina repealing its
ordinance for nullification
◍ Andrew Jackson's reaction to the Worcester v Georgia Supreme Court
decision was.
Answer: To allow Georgia to defy the court's ruling
◍ Five Civilized Tribes.
Answer: Choctaw, Chicksaw, Creeks, Seminoles, and Cherokee-Some tribes
sign removal treaties: Choctaw, Chicksaw, Creeks-some Seminoles (3000 of
them) -1000 of them hide in everglades-today the Seminole tribe of fl.
◍ Treaty of New Echota.
Answer: 1835- gave power to remove the Cherokee nation but was NOT
signed by the Cherokee.
◍ Worcester v. State of Georgia 1832.
Answer: The courts ruled in favor of the Indian nations, which proved them
to be a separate political identity.
◍ Andrew Jackson viewed the Bank of the United States as.
Answer: A monopoly to serve interest to wealthy people
◍ As a result of Andrew Jackson's decision to remove federal deposits from
the Bank of the United States.
Answer: Jackson was censured by the united states senate
◍ Trail of Tears (How many died, etc).
Answer: 1838-1839. It was the term used by the Cherokees when they were
moved to Oklahoma, 15,000 marches and 4,000 died.
◍ All of the following are Whig politicians except.
Answer: Martin Van Buren
◍ Tsali.
Answer: Leader of the Cherokee in 1812. Nickname was prophet. In 1830
his family attacked and killed us soldiers.
◍ "Market Revolution".

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