Taking us to Chapter 12 of the US History this quiz focuses on basically this. Take up the quiz to verse yourself with this knowledge and more of its impacts both positive and negative to the country. Enjoy!
Internal improvements
External improvements
Tariffs
Sales of private land
Sales of public land
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To save money
To encourage settlement
To buy factories
They were poor
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Airplanes
Buggies
New roads
Canals
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Tariffs
Settlements
New roads
Federal spending on internal improvements
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Taxes added to the cost of good moved within the United States
Sales tax
Taxes added to the cost of goods imported from another country
Shipping and handling
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North
South
East
Northeast
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They made too much money
It was hard to figure out
Because the North-easterners liked it
Their economy depended on foreign trade
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Used to persuade consumers to buy goods made in their own country
Used to raise money, like sales taxes
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Used to persuade consumers to buy goods made in their own country
Used to raise money, like sales taxes
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North
South
East
Northeast
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North
South
East
Northeast
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North Carolina
Viriginia
South Carolina
Kentucky
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Calhoun
Adams
Jackson
Webster
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A state's right to nullify or reject a federal law that it considers unconstitutional
The federal's right to nullify or reject a federal law that it considers unconstitutional
A person's right to nullify or reject a federal law that it considers unconstitutional
A family's right to nullify or reject a federal law that it considers unconstitutional
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The theory that the President has the right to judge whether a law of Congress is unconstitutional.
The theory that states have the right to judge whether a law of the Supreme Court is unconstitutional.
The theory that individuals have the right to judge whether a law of Congress is unconstitutional.
The theory that states have the right to judge whether a law of Congress is unconstitutional.
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The Webster-Payne debate
The Webster-Wayne debate
The Webster-Hayne debate
The Hebster-Wayne debate
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Daniel Webster
Robert Y. Hayne
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Daniel Webster
Robert Y. Hayne
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Agreed with it
Opposed it
Didn't care either way
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They became best friends
Their relationship didn't change
They became political enemies
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Didn't want South Carolina to leave the Union
Wanted South Carolina to leave the Union
Didn't want North Carolina to leave the Union
Wanted North Carolina to leave the Union
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Raise tariffs
Lower tariffs
Raise minimum wage
Lower minimum wage
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Thought they were too low and threatened to leave the Union if the government didn't try to collect them
Thought they were still too high and left the Union because the government tried to collect them
They paid them
Thought they were still too high and threatened to leave the Union if the government tried to collect them
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State laws were obeyed and the Union preserved
Federal laws were obeyed and the tariff preserved
Federal laws were obeyed and the Union preserved
State laws were obeyed and the tariff preserved
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Andrew Jackson
John Calhoun
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
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