Question

friends and brothers, listen. where you now are, you and my white children are too near to each other to live in harmony and peace... beyond the great river... your father has provided a country large enough for all of you, and he advises you to remove to it.
-andrew jackson, letter to creek indians

1. which physical feature is andrew jackson referencing when he is addressing the creek indians?

a. missouri river
b. mississippi river
c. arkansas river
d. red river

1. why were southern representatives against high protective tariffs?

a. protective tariffs created potential trade issues with european countries.
b. southerners preferred to buy american - made products over foreign goods.
c. tax money collected from tariffs would be stored in federal banks.
d. most southern states had already settled their debt from the american revolution.

1. why was the national bank originally created and why did andrew jackson not support the bank?

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1. oklahoma was significant during which event?

a. nullification crisis
b. creation of the national bank
c. trail of tears
d. election of jackson

Explanation:

Question 5

Andrew Jackson's policy of Indian removal aimed to move Native Americans west of the Mississippi River. The "great river" in his letter to the Creek Indians refers to the Mississippi River, as it was the major boundary for relocating tribes to lands west (like present - day Oklahoma). The Missouri River is more in the north - central, the Arkansas and Red Rivers are tributaries or further south, not the main boundary for this removal context.

Southern representatives opposed high protective tariffs. Protective tariffs made imported goods more expensive, but the South relied on imported goods and exported agricultural products. Also, the tariff revenue was seen as benefiting the industrial North. Option A: Tariffs creating trade issues with Europe was not the main Southern concern. Option B: Southerners generally bought foreign goods as their economy was agricultural, so this is wrong. Option D: Southern states' debt from the Revolution was not related to tariff opposition. Option C: The South was worried that tariff money in federal banks would not be used for their interests and that the tariff hurt their trade, but more directly, the economic impact of tariffs on their import - export was key, but among the options, A is incorrect, B is wrong, D is irrelevant. Wait, actually, the main reason was that tariffs hurt Southern trade (they exported cotton and imported manufactured goods; tariffs made imports costlier and could lead to European retaliation on Southern exports). But among the given options, option A says "Protective tariffs created potential trade issues with European countries" – if Europe retaliated against Southern agricultural exports due to US tariffs, that would hurt the South. So A is the correct reasoning - based option. Wait, no, let's re - evaluate. The South opposed tariffs because they were a tax on imports (the South imported more) and the revenue was used in ways they disliked, and also because it could cause European countries to impose tariffs on Southern exports (like cotton). So option A is correct as it relates to trade issues with Europe that would harm the South's export - based economy.

The National Bank (First or Second) was originally created (the Second Bank of the United States in 1816) to stabilize the economy, manage the money supply, and handle government finances, especially after the War of 1812. Andrew Jackson opposed the bank for several reasons: he saw it as a monopoly that favored the wealthy and Eastern elites over common people and Western farmers. He also believed it had too much power, was unconstitutional (in his view), and that its policies hurt the average citizen, like the bank's tight credit policies affecting farmers and small businesses.

Answer:

B. Mississippi River

Question 6