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Era of Expansion and Reform Quiz

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Key terms from Jacksonian era and expansion

by Avery Flectcher
1

Which outcome is known as the Corrupt Bargain of 1825?

2

Nullification is when a state says a federal law does not apply to them. True or false?

3

During the Nullification Crisis, what did Jackson threaten to do to stop South Carolina?

4

What was the purpose of the Indian Removal Act (1830)?

5

The Trail of Tears primarily involved which Native American group?

6

An abolitionist advocates which goal?

7

What was the Underground Railroad?

8

The Whig Party primarily opposed which U.S. leader?

9

Manifest Destiny was the belief that the U.S. should what?

10

What happened during the California Gold Rush (1848)?

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Adams won the presidency despite Jackson leading in votes.

Nullification is a state's claim that federal law is invalid within its borders.

He threatened to deploy the army to enforce federal tariff laws.

The act authorized moving tribes to designated lands west of the Mississippi.

Cherokee people were forcibly relocated during the 1830s.

Abolitionists fought to end slavery in the U.S.

It was a secret system aiding escapes to freedom, not an actual railroad.

Whigs formed in opposition to Jackson’s policies.

Supporters urged continental expansion across North America.

Mass migration to California in search of gold resources.

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