Politics
What did the Maryland reformers advocate for?
What is women's rights, and promoting civil rights and racial equality
Who wrote the Compromise Tarrif of 1833
Who was Henry Clay
Who created the Spoils system?
2x Points: what did it it do?
Who was Andrew Jackson
2x: Political parties would award government jobs to their supporters as a reward for their campaign work or other political activities
Who encouraged civil disobedience
Who was Henry David thoreau
What is the definition of transcendentalism
What is Every person has inner light that can illuminate their inner truth.
Who were the notables
Who were: influential politicians, wealthy businesspeople, intellectuals, artists, or other prominent members of society. The last president that was a notable was J.Q.A
Was was the tariff of 1828 also know as?
2x Points: What was its purpose
What was The Tariff of Abominations
2x points: To increase internal productions by placing a tariff on imported goods
What was the consequence of the bank war
What is: The removal of bank deposits from the 2 BUS to state "pet" banks
Who advocated for violence to end slavery?
Who was David walker
What book did Ralph Waldo Emerson write?
What is Self Reliance?
Who won the election of 1824 and who was his secretary of state
Who was JQA and Henry Clay
Who wrote south Carolina exposition and protest and what was the intention of the document.
Who was John C Calhoun, He wrote the document and the document urged states to nullify the tariffs of abominations
Why did AJ veto the second national banks charter?
What is: He declared it was unconstitutional and favored the wealthy
What is the theme of the 2 Great awakening
What is Utopias (to achieve social perfection)
What movement, which sought to end slavery and involuntary servitude, gained significant momentum in the United States in the 19th century, leading to the Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution in 1865?
2x: Who was apart of the movement
What is Abolitionist
Who was Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison.
Why was Andrew Jackson considered the peoples president
What is: He was seen as representing the interests of ordinary Americans, Abolishing/ vetoing numerous bills passed by Congress that he believed were not in the best interests of the people
Who was the force bill (1833) written by and what was its purpose?
It was written by Andrew Jackson and its purpose was so that the president could use military force in the future to collect tariffs
Why was the Webster - Hanye Debate influential?
Multiple Answers:
It was seen as a precursor to the civil war
Highlighted the social divide between the north and the south
Sparked controversy on federal rights
What was one effect of Nat Turners rebellion
What is an Increase in slave laws and the death of 60 slaves including Nat himself
What society eventually produced silverware
Oneida Limited company or the Oneida society
Who helped Andrew Jackson win the 1829 election and in what ways did he or she influence AJ
Who is Francis P Blair, He influenced his views on the 2 BUS and the Indian removal act
What was the Indian removal act and why did it show power in the executive branch?
The Indian removal act of 1830 moved southern native Americans to west of the Mississippi river, it showed power in the executive branch because the supreme court ruled in favor against the act but AJ ignores the ruling.
Who is this depicting? (3rd slide)
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1RCs8dhl47H7qOeuamLWKLDoHlr4a25Y3l5iLgIyVIUM/edit?usp=sharing
What is this depicting : https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1RCs8dhl47H7qOeuamLWKLDoHlr4a25Y3l5iLgIyVIUM/edit?usp=sharing
A group of shakers dancing
Which event from 1831 is depicted in this cartoon? (2nd slide)
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1RCs8dhl47H7qOeuamLWKLDoHlr4a25Y3l5iLgIyVIUM/edit?usp=sharing
What is Nat Turners rebellion