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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10, Millenial Democracy.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who were the Bucktails opposed to in New York?
(a) The democratic elites.
(b) Southern manufacturers.
(c) The Republican establishment.
(d) The federal government.

2. Who revolted against the New York Republican power structure?
(a) John Taylor.
(b) Andrew Jackson.
(c) Henry Clay.
(d) Martin Van Buren.

3. How did Andrew Jackson change his stance with regard to the Indian removal issue in Georgia?
(a) He backed states' rights.
(b) He allowed the military to act on its own.
(c) He insisted on federal coordination of policies.
(d) He insisted on the federal government's primacy.

4. What did the Bucktails accomplish in their revolt in New York?
(a) Reforms on the Supreme Court.
(b) A more radical party.
(c) A democratically managed party.
(d) Relief from federally mandated tariffs.

5. Which of these was NOT a problem Andrew Jackson saw in the National Bank?
(a) Putting the nation into debt.
(b) Depreciating assets.
(c) Creating booms and busts.
(d) Encouraging the concentration of wealth.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where did reformers look for a model of how society could be?

2. What did South Carolina's stance threaten, in Jackson's eyes?

3. What did Charles Finney try to do?

4. What prevented Andrew Jackson's censure?

5. What did South Carolina argue it could do?

(see the answer key)

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