Out Of Many Chapter 11

Front 1

True or False

The Bucktail faction believed that control of the Democratic Party should be in the hands of established and powerful party leaders.

Back 1

FALSE

Front 2

True or False

Eary in the nation's history, the right to vote was based on property ownership or the payment of taxes.

Back 2

TRUE

Front 3

True or False

An important event in the advent of popular democracy was the rapid growth of the printing industry.

Back 3

TRUE

Front 4

True or False

The inauguration of Andrew Jackson marked the strengthening of traditional politics in America.

Back 4

FALSE

Front 5

True or False

The Nullification Controversy constituted the most serious threat to national unity that the nation had ever faced.

Back 5

TRUE

Front 6

True or False

The Trail of Tears was a tragic event that occurred as a result of the policy of Indian removal.

Back 6

TRUE

Front 7

True or False

The growth of large-scale business was delayed until the Civil War because states refused to pass laws that allowed for big corporations.

Back 7

FALSE

Front 8

True or False

The Panic of 1837 resulted from policies established during the administration of Martin Van Buren.

Back 8

False

Front 9

True or False

The first president to die in office was the Whig William Henry Harrison.

Back 9

TRUE

Front 10

True or False

Balloon-frame housing made nice homes much more affordable to common folks in the United States.

Back 10

TRUE

Front 11

The second American Party System...

Back 11

created truly national political parties for the first time in American history.

Front 12

During the early years of the 1800s...

Back 12

the United States was unique in the way popular democracy developed in a nation.

Front 13

The American political system developed in such a way that...

Back 13

most adult white males gained the right to vote.

Front 14

The period called the Era of Good Feelings came to an end with...

Back 14

the election of 1824.

Front 15

A significant characteristic of popular democracy was...

Back 15

an insistence that voters express loyalty to a specific party.

Front 16

Andrew Jackson ushered in a period of American history known as the ...

Back 16

Age of the Common Man

Front 17

During his administration, Andrew Jackson...

Back 17

used the presidential veto quite frequently.

Front 18

The Nullification Crisis...

Back 18

epitomized growing sectional differences and the constitutional questions associated with those differences.

Front 19

The nation's approach to Indian policy rested primarily on the idea of...

Back 19

Native-American assimilation into white culture or the removal of the Native Americans to western lands.

Front 20

In his letter in 1836, John Ross...

Back 20

protested American policies toward the Cherokee Indians.

Front 21

The proposals that Henry Clay advocated came to be known as...

Back 21

the American System.

Front 22

President Andrew Jackson...

Back 22

generally mistrusted banks and so moved to destroy the Bank of the United States.

Front 23

The political coalition that emerged in opposition to the Jacksonian Democrats was the...

Back 23

Whig Party.

Front 24

During the era of Andrew Jackson...

Back 24

Americans begn to create a viable natinal artistic culture.

Front 25

During the 1820s and 1830s...

Back 25

a sense of national identity coincided with the emergence of powerful sectional differences.