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Question 1

Sectionalism

Answer 1

rivalry based on the special interests of different areas

Question 2

Second Bank of the United States

Answer 2

founded in 1816, restored order to the money supply

Question 3

Missouri Compromise

Answer 3

suggested by Henry clay. Said that Maine was a free state and Missouri was a slave state. Promised a temporary solution.

Question 4

Henry Clay

Answer 4

called “The Great Compromiser”, was a congressman who could resolve arguments well. Also part of the corrupt bargain.

Question 5

Andrew Jackson

Answer 5

elected president in 1828, war hero from the war of 1812.

Question 6

Tariff

Answer 6

a tax or duty to be paid on a particular class of imports or exports

Question 7

Mudslinging

Answer 7

a method in election campaigns that uses gossip and lies to make an opponent look bad

Question 8

John Quincy Adams

Answer 8

son of John Adams, elected president, rumored to have made a deal with Henry Clay, another candidate.

Question 9

Majority

Answer 9

greater than half of a total number of something

Question 10

Plurality

Answer 10

the largest number of something, but less than a majority

Question 11

Favorite Son” Candidate

Answer 11

a candidate for national office who has support mostly from his own state.

Question 12

Who could vote in America in 1824?

Answer 12

White men who paid taxes or owned property

Question 13

Nominating Convention

Answer 13

a meeting in which representative members of a political party choose candidates to run for important elected offices.

Question 14

Monroe Doctrine

Answer 14

he issued a statement that made the United States not get involved with the European Nations.

Question 15

Force Bill

Answer 15

this allowed Jackson to use the military to enforce federal law.

Question 16

Adams and Onis Treaty

Answer 16

A treaty in which Spain ceded/gave up all claims to Florida and Oregon.

Question 17

John Marshal

Answer 17

was chief justice selected by John Adams. Made some rules for the government from cases

Question 18

How did political parties affect national harmony?

Answer 18

they made people disagree with each other on basic ideas. Made normal discussions more heated

Question 19

Internal improvements

Answer 19

term used for public works. Building roads, canals, bridges, etc. Money the federal government spends on building stuff