 Question 1 2 Points Question #2 2 POINTS H. II and III.

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 Question 1 2 Points

Question #2 2 POINTS

H. II and III.

 B. Andrew Jackson

 J. provide jobs to political party supporters

 A. By strengthening its powers

H. The start of the Panic of 1819

C. It allowed larger number of citizens to hold office

G. Vetoing a bill to recharter the bank of the United States

D. The mistreatment of people

F. Creek

A. Transferring of Indians from their homelands to government designated areas

H. The Indian Removal Act

C. The decision that Cherokee can not be forced off their lands as the result of the Indian Removal Act

H. Doctrine of Nullification

C. The tariffs of abominations

G. Southern states opposed protective tariffs

G. Provided power for factories

J. increased b/c of the invention of the cotton gin

B. Both kept people in poverty

Most improvements in working conditions for factory workers in the 1800’s came through efforts of A. Factory owners B. Labor unions C. Lawmakers D. Newspaper editors

B. Labor unions

A. Bring raw materials to factories

D. congress had the power to regulate trade

G.

C. The judicial branch

What is the economic system in which people have the freedom to buy, sell and trade what they want. It is where competition is important and buyers compete to find the best prices. A. communism B. Socialism C. Free enterprise

Which supreme court case is tied to the national governments right to create a national bank? A. Gibbons verses Ogden B. Marbury v. Madison C. McCulloch v. Maryland D. Roe v. Wade

C. McCulloch v. Maryland

Which supreme court case deals with giving the supreme court the power to decide if a law is unconstitutional? A. Gibbons verses Ogden B. Marbury v. Madison C. Worcester v. Georgia D. McCulloch v. Maryland

B. Marbury v. Madison

Which supreme court case dealt with giving federal government power over the state? A. Gibbons verses Ogden B. Marbury v. Madison C. Worcester v. Georgia D. Madison v. Marbury

A. Gibbons verses Ogden

Which invention helped directly lead to the greater efficiency of factories? a. Telegraph system b. Cotton gin c. Interchangeable parts d. Steel plow

c. Interchangeable parts

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