Author Question: The Coffin Handbill was a political attack on: A) Henry Clay. B) Andrew Jackson. C) Martin Van ... (Read 89 times)

jCorn1234 · **on:** Sep 21, 2019

Question 1

Many of Jackson's governmental policies could be interpreted as an effort to undermine what potential rival?

A) Henry Clay
B) Daniel Webster
C) John C. Calhoun
D) Martin Van Buren

Question 2

By 1830, universal white suffrage was most likely to be found in:

A) the Atlantic coast states.
B) the West and New England.
C) the Southwest and the middle states.
D) the South.

Question 3

Between 1824 and 1828, voter turnout:

A) increased 25 percent.
B) increased 50 percent.
C) doubled.
D) tripled.

Question 4

In the elections of 1824 and 1828, John Quincy Adams won most of his electoral votes in:

A) New England.
B) the Lower South.
C) the Middle States.
D) the Old Northwest.

Question 5

The Panics of 1819 and 1837 were both triggered by:

A) a wave of bank failures.
B) state bankruptcies.
C) a stock market crash.
D) government refusal to redeem bonds.

Question 6

The Coffin Handbill was a political attack on:

A) Henry Clay.
B) Andrew Jackson.
C) Martin Van Buren.
D) William Henry Harrison.