2. CHAPTER 14 REVIEW

3. What was the SPOILS SYTEM? The practice of rewarding supporters with money or land The practice of rewarding supporters with government jobs The practice of using the electoral college to vote for the president The practice of using family members to gain support

4. Which group was hurt the most by Jackson’s removal policy? Native Americans The rich The poor Jackson's supporters NATIVE AMERICANS

5. Which president urged Congress to pass The Indian Removal Act? Martin Van Buren Jackson No president did this Adams

6. What do we call the long, harsh walk of the Cherokee during their journey west? The Indian Removal Act The Civil War Trail of Tears THE TRAIL OF TEARS More than 17,000 Cherokee were dragged from their homes in Georgia and forced to move west. 4,000 died along the way, and many others suffered.

7. To win the election, who did Andrew Jackson depend on for support? The rich and famous The Native Americans The common people The women and slaves

8. What triggered the Nullification Crisis? Opposition to the Indian Removal Act Opposition to the Electoral College Opposition to the Bank of the U.S. Opposition to the Tariff of Abominations The Tariff of Abominations was the name given to the Tariff of 1828 by outraged southerners who felt the tax on imports was excessive and unfairly targeted their region of the country.

9. Why were some Native Americans known as “Five Civilized Tribes”? They were able to vote for the president They learned the ways of the white man They all lived near the Mississippi River They spoke good English

10. He disliked the Spoils System He wanted to protect Native Americans He was the hero of the battle of New Orleans. What does this picture say about Andrew Jackson?

11. A Native American Chief A director of the Bank of the U.S. A western farmer Which group of people would probably buy this painting? Yes, the western farmer was a “common man” not a rich man

12. A strong leader A good swordsman A charming, friendly man The artist wants us to see Jackson as……

13. Why did more people vote in 1828 than in 1824? By 1828, all women had the right to vote By 1828, the U.S. had twice as many people By 1828, all white men had the right to vote in most states Until the 1820s, the right to vote had been limited to the rich and well born.

14. Be prepared to describe this picture. What is happening? What building is this? Who are these people?

15. Jackson’s InaugurationJackson’s wedding Battle of New OrleansBattle over the banks What is happening in this picture?

16. PentagonThe Bank of the U.S. A CathedralWhite House What building is shown in this picture?

17. Native Americansrich and famous people workers and theirsoldiers families (and some farmers) Most of the people can be described as…...?