The Age of Jackson: more voters, the nullification crisis and the bank fight
Grade 8 Social Studies Worksheet - Challenge Me
Circle the best answer.
In Zee's chain, when did Jackson veto the charter bill?
- July 10, 1832
- 1836, when the charter ended
- 1837
- 1816
Ari reads the word charter. What does it mean, by the note?
Use the picture in question 1.
- A bank loan
- A tax on imported goods
- Written permission to run a bank
- A President's veto of a bill
Why did Jackson oppose the Bank, by the chain, Bo asks?
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- He said it helped a wealthy few
- The Whigs asked him to
- Congress told him to
- He wanted a bigger Bank
Which effect was not intended, Esme asks?
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- The 1816 charter
- The veto
- Moving federal money
- The 1837 panic
Which box points to the veto from 1816, Jun asks?
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- The panic began
- Jackson won a second term
- Congress chartered the Bank
- The charter ended
How many years after the veto did the panic begin, Luz asks?
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- 5 years
- 1 year
- 15 years
- 3,669 years
Which part of the chain do economists debate, Milo asks?
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- When the charter ended
- How much Jackson's policies caused the panic
- Whether Jackson vetoed the renewal bill in 1832
- Whether a panic began in 1837
Which sentence about the 1837 panic is careful, Noah asks?
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- There was no panic in 1837
- Jackson alone caused the panic
- The 1832 veto had nothing to do with the panic
- Economists debate Jackson's part in it
Pia reads the word veto. What does it mean here?
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- A tax
- A state cancelling a federal law inside it
- The President rejecting a bill
- A bank's charter
Which sentence about the bank fight is careful, Ren asks?
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- The veto blocked the renewal
- Jackson shut down the state banks
- The Whigs vetoed the Bank
- Congress voted against renewing it