US History

U.S. History Study Guide

10.31 Chapter Ten Practice Exam 1. The Petticoat Affair was: a. A scandal involving Andrew Jackson and a mistress. b. A scandal involving Andrew Jackson's Cabinet and their wives. c. A scandal involving Andrew Jackson and the Queen of England. d. A scandal involving misappropriation of the Petticoat Junction funding. e. None of the above. 2. Jackson's cabinet became known as: a. The Country Cabinet. b. The Crazy Cabinet. c. The Kitchen Cabinet. d. The Good Old Boys. e. Old Hickory's Gang. 3. Jackson handled John C. Calhoun's threat of nullification and secession of South Carolina by: a. Doing nothing. b. Trying to peacefully compromise. c. Backing down to Calhoun and agreeing to nullification. d. Threatening force and even Calhoun's life. e. None of the above. 4. Nat Turner’s Revolt was significant because: a. It made white Southerners treat their slaves better. b. Several people died. c. It made relations between North and South better. d. It made Southerners create harsher laws for slaves and it destroyed any abolitionist movements in the South. e. All the above 5. The Indian Removal Act gave Andrew Jackson the authority to: a. Kill all Native Americans. b. Forcefully remove all Native Americans from their land within American territories of the time. c. Ask all Native Americans to leave when they can. d. Assimilate Native Americans into U.S. culture. e. None of the above

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