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Putting Things in OrderPut the following events in correct order by numbering them from 1 to 5.

An increasingly sectionalist South Carolinian resigns as Jackson's vice president after a

cabinet crisis set offby social gossip.

A strange four-way election puts an icy New Englander in office amid charges of a "comrptbargain."

A New England-backed high tariff raises howls of protest and talk of nullification in theSouth.

Two eloquent senatorial orators debate sectionalisrn, nationalism, and the nature of theConstitution.

Matchiirg Cause and Effect

Match the historical cause in the left column with the proper effect in the right column by writingthe correct letter on the blank line.

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The paoic of 1819 and theMissouri Compromise of 1820

The end ofproperty qualificationsfor voting

The nomination of presidentialcandidates by congressional caucus

The failure of any candidate to winan electoral majority in the four-way electiot af 1824

The alleged "comrpt bargain"between Adams and CIay for thepresidency in 1824

President Adams's strongnationalistic policies

The high New England-backedTariffof 1828

The Jacksonian "Revolution of1 828"

Jackson's belief that any ordinaryAmerican could hold govemmentoffice

The Eaton affair

Effect

Laid the basis for the spoils system and theoften comrpt political machines that thrived . .

on itProvoked protests and threats of nullificationfrom South CarolinaAroused Jacksonian fury and made Jackson'ssupporters determined to elect him in 1828Allowed the common people to vote andcreated a new style of popular politicsBegan as a minor social scandal but ended inthe ouster of cabinet officers and theresignation of the vice presidentBecame issues that aroused the commonpeople to political action and fueled the NewDemocracySwept into national power the raw dernocracyof the'West and Southfuoused charges of "elitism" and led to a newsystem of choosing candidates by nationalnominating conventionsAroused the bitter opposition of westernersand southerners, who were increasinglysectionalistThrew the election into the House ofRepresentatives

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E. Putting Things in Order

Put the following events in correct order by numbering them from 1 to 5'

A southern state declares a federal tariff law invalid but finally submits to federal pressure'

A financial collapse causes a prolonged economic crisis and widespread suffering'

The federal government establishes a system of separate vaults to hold treasury deposits'

president Jackson and Senator CIay Iock homs in a bitter battle over rechartering a national

bank.

U.S. settlers in a Latin American county stagt a successful rebellion to win their independence'

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F. Matching Cause and Effect

Match the historical cause in the left columnthe cor.rect letter on the blank line.

Cause

with the proper effect in the right column by writing

Effect

Drew a presidential veto and set off a bitter

"BankWar"Enraged Jackson and led him to thteaten

armed confrontation and civil warReestablished an effqctive American two-party system by the late 1830s

Created financial instability and set the stage

for the panic of 1837

Forced thousands ofpeople to travel the

deadly '"Trail of Tears" to OklatromaPushed American politics even further toward

emphasizing personalities and hoopla rather

tban issues

Led to the rejection of Texas's petition forannexation to the United States in 1837

Prompted Texas's declaration ofindependence in 1836

Got the government out of banking butweakened the banking sYstem

Attacked secret societies and promoted moral-religious reforms

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The Sopth Carolina nullificationcrisis of 1832

Henry Clay's bill to extend the

charter of the Bauk of the UnitedStates

The Anti-Masonic partY

Jackson's destruction of the Bankof the United States

Jackson's defiance of the SupremeCourt in the Cherokee Indian case

Friction between the Mexicangovernment and Texas settlers

Jackson's fear of offendingnorthern anti-slavery sentiment

The organization of anti-Jacksonforces into the'trhig party

Van Buren'i "Divorce Bill"

The Whigs' "1og cabin and hard

cider" campaign of 1840

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