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AP U.S. History Crash Course- Chapter 6
Andrew Jackson was seen as - ✅✅-a common man who represented the
interests of the people

How did Jackson bring down the national bank? - ✅✅-Supported the removal
of federal deposits, increased the number of state banks each issuing its own
paper currency.


✅✅
Infrastructure such as canals, steamboats, and railroads had the least impact on
- -the South

Jacksonians dramatically expanded - ✅✅-white male suffrage
Jacksonians had great respect for - ✅✅-the common man


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T/F: As champions of the common man, the Jacksonians despised the specific
privileges of the Eastern elite - -True


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T/F: During the rise of "King Cotton", the cost of slave labor rose sharply between
1800 and 1820 - -True


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T/F: In the south, the majority of white adult males were small farmers rather than
wealthy planters - -True

What did Calhoun's Doctrine of Nullification emphasize? - ✅✅ -The states'
rights arguments advanced in the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions

What did Clay's Compromise of 1833 accomplish? - ✅✅-Gradually reduced
tariff and the possibility of armed conflict

What enhanced Jackson's reputation as a strong president? - ✅✅-Opposition
to nullification


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What factors contributed to making cotton the South's most important cash crop?
- -1. cotton gin
2. Rich new farm pand in the Deep South was opened

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