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8th grade The Age of Jackson: more voters, the nullification crisis and the bank fight worksheet

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The Age of Jackson: more voters, the nullification crisis and the bank fight

Grade 8 Social Studies Worksheet

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  1. In Noah's chain, what is a tariff?

    • A tax on imported goods
    • A vote to cancel a law
    • A loan from a bank
    • A tax on cotton grown in the South
  2. Ren reads the word nullification. What does it mean in the chain?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • Declaring a federal law void in a state
    • A state leaving the Union
    • The President vetoing a bill passed by Congress
    • Congress raising a tariff
  3. Which result was not intended by Jackson, Zee asks?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • The Force Bill
    • The compromise tariff
    • The states' rights argument went on
    • South Carolina withdrawing its nullification
  4. Why did South Carolina leaders object to the tariffs, Ari asks?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • The tariffs taxed Southern cotton
    • They said the tariffs hurt the South
    • Jackson asked them to
    • They wanted higher tariffs
  5. Which two boxes follow South Carolina's nullification, Bo asks?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • The Force Bill and a compromise tariff
    • The veto and the panic
    • The tariffs of 1828 and 1832, then the complaints
    • Calhoun's argument and the tariff
  6. How many years passed from the 1828 tariff to the 1833 compromise, Esme asks?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • 3,661 years
    • 1 year
    • 5 years
    • 15 years
  7. Who wrote the argument for nullification, by the note, Jun asks?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • John Quincy Adams
    • John C. Calhoun
    • Henry Clay
    • Andrew Jackson
  8. Why did Congress pass the Force Bill, by the chain, Kira asks?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • To pay South Carolina
    • To let states cancel laws
    • To let the army help collect the tariff
    • To raise the tariff
  9. Which sentence about how the crisis ended is careful, Luz asks?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • Both sides gave ground; the dispute went on
    • The tariff was ended forever
    • South Carolina left the Union in 1833 over tariffs
    • Jackson used the army to win
  10. Milo's note says, "Jackson agreed that a state could cancel a federal law." Which fix is right?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • Change it: Calhoun said no state could
    • Leave it: Jackson agreed
    • Change it: Jackson said no state could
    • Change "Jackson" to "Johnson"
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The Age of Jackson: more voters, the nullification crisis and the bank fight. Every version has 10 questions, and the answer key prints on the second page.

What your child will learn

  • I can explain how voting widened for white men by 1828, compute the growth in popular votes, and name who was still excluded.
  • I can follow the nullification crisis (1828–1833) and how a compromise ended it.
  • I can follow Jackson's fight with the Second Bank and say what economists still debate about the Panic of 1837.

Standard: D2.His.4.6-8

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