Quiz Me! - Events: Age of Jackson Test your knowledge about events in the Age of Jackson era. 1 / 10 Why was the Election of 1824 significant? Andrew Jackson was the first president who was not from the original 13 colonies. The election showed the sectional differences of the country. The Supreme Court had to decide the election because it ended in a tie. The election showed the need for a Constitutional amendment on the electoral college. 2 / 10 Which event does the newspaper headline above refer to? Adams-Clay Bargain Crooked Bargain Corrupt Bargain Backroom Bargain 3 / 10 Why was the removal of Creek, Chickasaw, Cherokee, and Choctaw tribes called the Trail of Tears? The tribes were given blankets infected with smallpox. Thousands of their people died moving from Oklahoma to Utah. The tribes fought amongst themselves over territory. The tribes were forced from their lands in the middle of winter. 4 / 10 Which event is missing in the timeline above? Nullification Crisis Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions Missouri Compromise Tariff of Abomination 5 / 10 What effect did the sequence of events listed above have on the nation? Economic panic Jackson’s removal from office Westward expansion State banks prospered 6 / 10 What is a significant effect of the Trail of Tears? The removal of Native Americans opened up approximately 25 million acres of land for settlement Native Americans joined together to fight the removal to the Oklahoma Territory. Native Americans left their ancestral lands when they were forced out of the Oklahoma Territory. The Oklahoma Territory was created as settlers now moved there to claim the land 7 / 10 Why did some people refer to the Election of 1824 as the “Corrupt Bargain”? Henry Clay became Secretary of State as a reward for influencing the election. John Quincy Adams withdrew from the election after being accused of corruption. Andrew Jackson started the spoils system after his election as president in 1824. William H. Crawford forced the other candidates to withdraw from the election. 8 / 10 Why did Jackson veto the recharter of the Second Bank of the United States? He hated the bank and wanted to destroy it. He believed U.S. citizens wanted the bank shut down. Many of his supporters owned state banks. He wanted to show his authority over Congress. 9 / 10 In addition to a candidate personally campaigning for office for the first time, what other major change occurred after the Election of 1828? Universal white male suffrage allowed even non-land owning males to vote. Universal male suffrage allowed all men to vote, regardless of race. Women were allowed to vote in a presidential election for the first time. Andrew Jackson brought the spoils system to Washington. 10 / 10 What was one of the major changes that occurred after the Election of 1828? Jackson instituted a “spoils system” by rewarding supporters with government jobs. Jackson allowed Free African Americans to vote in the next election. Jackson allowed women to be considered for government positions. Jackson diminished the powers given to the executive in the Constitution. Your score is Restart quiz
