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Which event occurred in 1830?

A
the Trail of Tears
B
the veto of the National Bank
C
the Nullification Crisis
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Which of the following statements about the spoils system is true?

A
The spoils system was designed to make the selection of government jobs and political offices neutral and unbiased.
B
The spoils system created cooperation between the political party that won the election and the party that was defeated.
C
The spoils system was the practice of granting jobs and political favors to those who supported the winning party during the election.
4

Which of the following were arguments in support of the spoils system? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
It kept the public interested and involved in the political process.
B
It ensured that personal qualifications and experience were the primary factors in distributing government jobs.
C
It created more efficient government by ensuring that government employees were loyal and cooperative.
D
It was less likely to result in abuse and corruption.
5

What does the cartoon say about the spoils system?

A
The spoils system made Andrew Jackson rich.
B
The spoils system led to corruption that harmed effective government.
C
The purpose of the spoils system was to enrich the government.
6

Why did Jackson prefer state banks to a national bank?

A
He believed state banks were more helpful to the common man.
B
He believed state banks could do more to pay national expenses.
C
He believed state banks took money away from the common people.
D
He believed state banks would help his wealthy campaign contributors.
7

What were the results of Jackson's veto of the bank bill?

A
Members of Congress went behind Jackson's back and created a new National Bank against his wishes.
B
Jackson won over his critics and convinced them that the National Bank was unconstitutional and bad for America.
C
Jackson's political enemies created a new party, the Whigs, based largely on a shared disapproval of Jackson and his policies.
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What was the artist of this cartoon trying to accomplish?

A
He wanted to convince the public that Jackson was worthy of becoming a king.
B
He wanted to convince the public that the criticism of Jackson's actions was unfair.
C
He wanted to convince the public that Jackson was trying to act more like a king than an elected president.

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