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Why was Andrew Jackson known as the 'Common man's president'?
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De este review crĂ©ame solo 51 prehuntas que pondrĂa un maestro en el examen final de historia 2nd Semester FINAL EXAM REVIEW-U.S. History Part 1: Age of Jackson, Manifest Destiny, and Sectionalism Page 1. 1. Jackson, 7th President Why was Jackson known as the "Common man's president"? He represented the everyday American, not the elite. What political party did Andrew Jackson start? The Democratic Party. How did voting rights change from 1824 to 1828? More white males could vote without owning property. What branch did Jackson expand the power of? The executive branch. Why did South Carolina want to nullify the Tariff of 1828? They believed it harmed their economy. What did South Carolina threaten to do if they had to pay the tariff? Secede from the Union. What was the main question surrounding the nullification crisis? Can a state reject a federal law? Why did Andrew Jackson pass the Indian Removal Act? To open Native lands for white settlers. What tribe did it impact the most? The Cherokee. What territory did the Native Americans have to walk to? Oklahoma Territory. What did Worcester v. Georgia 1832 state? Cherokee land was sovereign and protected. Did ...
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