Chapter 11, Section 3

Question 0

Nicholas Biddle

Answer 0

The Bank manager who boasted he had Congress in his pocket from lending so much money to them and he tried to defeat Jackson in the election by going to Congress and asking for a renewed charter and once Jackson got the Bill he would veto it which would lead the people to hate him(didn’t happen)

Question 1

Jackson’s views on the Bank

Answer 1

He didn’t like it and thought it was too powerful, he did not think private industries and the federal government should work together, he knew that the Bank would lend money to Congressmen so they would need to give back to Bank and they would vote in Bank’s favor, and he thought it favored the wealthy

Question 2

Veto

Answer 2

Reject

Question 3

Election of 1832 issues

Answer 3

There was a big problem with the Bank getting a new charter which Jackson didn’t want because he thought it favored the wealthy so he vetoed the charter which was supposed to hurt him but ended up helping him

Question 4

Election of 1832 results

Answer 4

Jackson reelected for second term and won in landslide

Question 5

Pet banks

Answer 5

The banks that Jackson “favored” by putting the government funds in them

Question 7

Martin van Buren

Answer 7

Andrew Jackson’s Vice President who became president but to his bad luck had to deal with the Panic of 1837 which he did nothing to resolve

Question 8

Whigs

Answer 8

The new party that ran against Martin Van Buren that had the same ideas as the National Republicans but they only had the presidency for a short amount of time

Question 9

Inflation

Answer 9

When the prices go up because too much money is being issued

Question 10

Panic of 1837

Answer 10

A time period during Martin Van Buren’s presidency in which businesses closed, people lost their jobs, prices rose, and there was homelessness

Question 11

Depression

Answer 11

A period in which business and employment fall to a very low level

Question 12

Van Buren and the depression

Answer 12

He was a believer in Laissez- Faire so he didn’t do much to help the people

Question 13

Election of 1840

Answer 13

It was between Martin Van Buren and William Henry Harrison with John Tyler that William Henry Harrison and John Tyler won

Question 14

Log cabin campaign

Answer 14

It was William Henry Harrison’s campaign picture to get the Western farmers that Andrew Jackson attracted and to show that he was a man of the people

Question 15

Tippecanoe and Tyler, too

Answer 15

William Henry Harrison’s election slogan because he was the general at the Battle of Tippecanoe and John Tyler was his Vice President so in order to get the farmers in West to vote for him, he reminded them about something that was close to them

Question 16

King Martin

Answer 16

It was what the Whigs referred to Martin Van Buren as to show he was a wealthy snob

Question 17

William Henry Harrison

Answer 17

The ninth president of the United States who won the Election of 1840 by showing he was a man of the people but died of pneumonia four weeks after becoming president

Question 18

John Tyler becomes president

Answer 18

Within a few weeks of office, William Henry Harrison died of pneumonia so Tyler became president

Question 19

John Tyler’s actions as president

Answer 19

He was originally a democrat so he acted like a democrat, supporting states’ rights and vetoed laws passed by Whigs like a new charter for the Bank

Question 20

Election of 1844

Answer 20

It was Henry Clay vs. James Polk and James Polk won

Question 21

James Polk

Answer 21

The Democrat candidate in the Election of 1844 who beat Henry Clay in the election