The New Nation Answers

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4

What big change occurred in the Electoral College during this era?

A
The Electoral College was eliminated, allowing people to vote directly for the president.
B
People voted for members of the Electoral College, giving them a say in who would be president.
C
State legislatures voted for members of the Electoral College, who then chose the president.
5

How did changes to the voting process affect voter participation?

A
More people voted.
B
Fewer people voted.
C
The same number of people voted.
6

Why did Jackson’s supporters think he made a good presidential candidate? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
He had years of political experience.
B
He was a member of the “Eastern aristocracy.”
C
He was known as a war hero and champion of the people.
D
He was a Tennessee booster.
7

Supported taxes on goods brought into the country Believed in the rights of the

A
Adams
B
Jackson
C
both
D
Adams
E
Jackson
F
both
G
Adams
H
Jackson
I
both
J
Adams
K
Jackson
L
both
9

How did Jackson respond to the 1824 election result?Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
He helped form a new political party.
B
He challenged Adams to a duel.
C
He attacked Adams’s presidential policies.
D
He denounced Adams as an “aristocrat.”
10

What was significant about Jackson’s election? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
His election reintroduced the two-party system.
B
He was the first president from a wealthy family.
C
He was the first well-educated president.
D
He was the first “president of the people.”
11

Why was Adams’s election seen by Jackson and his supporters as a “corrupt bargain”?

A
It looked like Clay had traded a government position for his support of Adams.
B
It looked like Adams had not won the popular vote.
C
It looked like Clay was getting votes for himself.

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