In Worcestor v. Georgia, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of ...

[futuristic]

Question 1

How democratic was Jacksonian Democracy? What were its limits?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

According to the Past and Present video in section 11.6, who could vote in national elections in early nineteenth-century America?
 
  A) adult white males
  B) all white adults
  C) American citizens
  D) anyone born in the United States

Question 3

According to the How Do We Know? video in section 11.6, what did John Quincy Adamss campaign use to discredit Andrew Jackson during the 1828 presidential election?
 
  A) Worcestor v. Georgia
  B) Indian Removal Act
  C) coffin handbills
  D) cotton gins

Question 4

In the Arguing History video in section 11.6, what does the speaker identify as the fulfillment of the promise made in the Declaration of Independence?
 
  A) development of the welfare state
  B) redistribution of economic resources
  C) limits on political contributions
  D) expansion of the franchise

Question 5

In Worcestor v. Georgia, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of __________.
 
  A) the state of Georgia
  B) the president
  C) Congress
  D) the Cherokees

[briezy]

Answer 1

Answer: The ideal answer should include:
a. The states in the West lifted property and residency requirements that limited the franchise in the East.
b. Eventually, the Eastern states followed the lead of the Western states and expanded the franchise.
c. Although white adult male citizens could vote, African Americans and Indians were excluded.
d. Although white adult women could vote in some Western states, they could not vote in national elections.
e. Although the 1824 election was the first presidential election in which electors were chosen by popular vote, the failure of Andrew Jackson to win the presidency with a plurality (although not a majority) of the votes highlights the limits of democracy.

Answer 2

Answer: A

Answer 3

Answer: C

Answer 4

Answer: D

Answer 5

Answer: D

[futuristic]

Both answers were spot on, thank you once again

[briezy]

Great! Please up vote