Question

1.In his veto of the Bill to Renew the Charter of the Bank of the United States, issued in 1832, Andrew Jackson cast himself in the role of successor to which founding father?

Group of answer choices

A.John Adams

B.Thomas Jefferson

C.Alexander Hamilton

D.James Madison

2.The bulk of the members and voters who had identified with the Workingmen's Parties were absorbed into which other party by 1832?

Group of answer choices

A.The Antimasonic Party

B.The Whig Party

C.The Democratic Party

D.The Socialist Party

3.According to Alexis de Tocqueville, how do associations influence public opinion?

Group of answer choices

A.By changing laws

B.By enforcing conformity

C.By example

D.Through coercion

4.In pre-Civil War usage of the term in the United States, what is an "Abolitionist"?

Group of answer choices

A.An advocate of women's rights

B.A person opposed to equal rights for African-Americans

C.A person opposed to alcohol abuse

D.A person opposed to slavery

5.To Evangelical Protestants, which of the following was NOT a positive value?

Group of answer choices

A.obedience

B.piety

C.self-actualization

D.sobriety

Answer 1

1 Option A

Jackson, the seventh United States president, took office after defeating incumbent President John Quincy Adams in the bitterly contested 1828 presidential election

2 Option B

The workingmen's parties grew rapidly, but factional disputes over doctrine and leadership split the ranks early in the 1830s and was absorbed into Whig party

3.Option B

Tocqueville argued that the rule of majorities can be just as dangerous to liberty as the rule of one man for the simple reason that man does not become benevolent simply by being joined together with others.

4. Option D

The abolitionist movement began as a more organized, radical and immediate effort to end slavery than earlier campaigns