Chapter 12 Lesson 1
Between 1816-1824, what was the major political party and who was chosen as candidates? Who else ran?
What is the Republican party? (1824) They choose William H. Crawford and John Quincy Adams (one of the Favorite Sons). There was also Andrew Jackson for the Democrats and Henry Clay for the Whigs, but technically the Whigs are not a party yet, but they eventually will be.
The 5 Civilized Tribes
What are the Cherokee, Creek, Seminoles, Chickasaw, and the Choctaw?
Thirty-five percent of people are born without what.
The formula (b/2)2
What is used to help complete the square?
Number 1 dog breed
What is the border collie?
Andrew Jackson gets the largest share (plurality) of the popular vote but not the majority. Who chooses the presidency? What happens before that final vote?
The House of Representatives. Before the final vote, Jackson receives the largest share (plurality) of the popular vote. However, no candidate wins the majority vote. Before the House chooses, Henry Clay uses his magical powers as Speaker of the House to convince the members to vote for John Quincy Adams. The House chooses Adams and Clay becomes his Secretary of State.
Hephaestus, the Greek god of fire and metalworking, was identified with this Roman god.
Who is Vulcan?
The cotton candy machine was invented by who. (not looking for a name)
What is a dentist?
The formula Pi times diameter or 2 times Pi times radius
What is used for finding the circumference of a circle?
55+66+38-29-91x0=
zero
Tell me everything you know about the Election of 1828 and what new things were introduced.
So, if you must ask that question, then let me explain everything...
In 1828, The Republican party splits, and you might be thinking "oh no! Will there still be the Republican party?" In fact, yes. They become known as the National Republicans who came from the Federal party and were now run by John Quincy Adams. They wanted a strong government with a national bank to help facilitate growth. The Democrats were run by Andrew Jackson like Thomas Jefferson. They wanted a weak government and are in support of states' rights. During the campaigns, there was mudslinging (an attempt to ruin another person's reputation with insults) involved, slogans, buttons, and rallies. Jackson got the most votes from the frontier states and the South. Believe it or not, but, John C. Calhoun of South Carolina was Adams vice president but then he was like "nope, later" and joined Jackson. Jackson won the election against by a lot and the Democratic party took office.
A specialty of Naples, this pizza turnover's name means "trouser leg."
What is a calzone?
Twelve percent of sleepers dream in what colors.
What is black and white?
The formula Pi times r2
What is used for finding the area of a circle?
The name of the star that is inside the circle. (It involves magic)
What is the Pentagrama?
What happened in 1828 for voting rights? What was Andrew Jackson doing to the government?
In nearly all the states, the voters chose the presidential electors and NOT the legislature. Jackson took office in 1829 and began firing federal workers and replaced them with his supporters. This caused many to think of Jackson as a tyrant. This system became known as the Spoils System. His supporters abandoned the caucus system and began using nominating conventions. This allowed more people to participate in the selection of presidential candidates.
The seven brightest stars in Ursa Major are collectively known as this.
What is the Big Dipper?
In Japan, letting a sumo wrestler make your baby cry is considered what.
What is good luck?
The formula 2 times Pi times radius times (the measure of the central angle/360)
What is used for finding the length of a sector?
Fredric Baur invented the Pringles can and when he died, where were is ashes buried?
What is in a Pringle can?
Tell me everything you know about the Tariff Debate of 1828.
ok, so...
High tariffs were passed on European stuff which made the North East happy but the South angry. It encouraged the people to buy American goods since they were now cheaper than the new tariffs on European goods. The South HAD a profitable trade in Europe but the tariff messed everything up. It was passed by John Quincy Adams, the president. Then, vice president John C. Calhoun said that states can nullify something if the federal law is not in the states' interests. Andrew Jackson was like "nope, that's not a good idea at all because it is just going to destroy our Union." Jackson wants to preserve the Union, but Calhoun is like "yeah, but the states' rights to nullify are more important." After this, the Maysville Road Bill is passed to provide federal money to build a road within KT. Jackson vetoes it because he like "why should we have to pay if it does not benefit the whole nation. It only benefits KT, so KT should pay." Then, in 1832, a lower tariff is passed but there are still protests. SC passes the Nullification Act saying that it does not pay illegal tariffs and threatened to withdraw from the Union if the government interfered. Jackson is still like "I love a strong union, so I am going to pass the Force Bill to allow enforcement on federal law if nobody is going to listen to me." SC nullifies the Force Bill but accepts the new tariff.
A flock of crows is known as what.
What is a murder?
The most food that is shoplifted in the US is what.
What is candy?
The formula Pi time r2 times (the measure of the central angle/360)
What is used for finding the area of a sector?
How many times a day does Alex Trebek change his suit?
What are 5 times a day?