Jacksonian Era

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1 Andrew Jackson's supporters charged that a "corrupt bargain" had been made by John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay that made Adams president and Clay Secretary of State Henry Clay and John C. Calhoun to undermine Jackson in the nullification crisis of 1833 Nicholas Biddle and the eastern financiers who benefited from the recharter of the U.S. Bank John C. Calhoun and John Quincy Adams to punish Jackson for his unauthorized raid on Spanish-held Florida John Marshall and the Indian tribes in Worcester v. Georgia 2 Which of the following is not associated with Andrew Jackson's presidency? a firm belief in the mandate of the president from the people to rule opposition to the power and influence of the U.S. Bank a deep and respectful view of John Marshall and the decisions of the Supreme Court, particularly in the area of Indian affairs a challenge to the states' rights forces in South Carolina during the tariff crisis of the 1830s a challenge to the power of the Bank of the U.S. 3 What was one of the reasons Andrew Jackson vetoed the rechartering of the Bank of the U.S.? it refused to accept deposits of federal revenue it was controlled by the Democrats in Congress it made generous loans with easy terms to farmers in the western areas of the country it violated his loose constructionist views of the Constitution it represented the power of the eastern money interests 4 Which of the following did not contribute to the depression of 1837? British limitations on foreign investment in U.S. ventures Nicholas Biddle's practice of making loans to anti-Jackson politicians Jackson's use of state banks the Specie Circular which required hard currency for loans over-speculation in land sales, forcing numerous foreclosures 5 The theory that the Union is a compact among the states and that a state has the right to override a federal law is known as statism federalism nullification sectionalism popular sovereignty