Question

matching
write the letter of the correct term next to its description
terms
a. andrew jackson
b. war of 1812
c. battle of new orleans
d. 1824 election
e. corrupt bargain
f. 1828 election
g. jacksonian democracy
h. indian removal act
i. trail of tears
j. cherokee nation
k. spoils system
l. bank of the united states
m. bank war
n. executive power
o. creek nation
p. removal treaty
q. frontier
r. veto
s. john quincy adams
t. democracy for the common man
descriptions

1. ____ democracy for ordinary white citizens
2. ____ forced relocation resulting in cherokee deaths
3. ____ jacksons successful second presidential campaign
4. ____ region where jackson grew up
5. ____ alleged political deal costing jackson the 1824 election
6. ____ large national financial institution jackson opposed
7. ____ event that made jackson a national hero
8. ____ law allowing the negotiation of removal treaties
9. ____ practice of giving government jobs to loyal supporters
10. ____ group affected by jacksons earlier military campaigns
11. ____ president who defeated jackson in 1824
12. ____ jacksons conflict with the national bank
13. ____ growth of presidential authority under jackson
14. ____ western edges of settlement
15. ____ native nation forcibly removed on the trail of tears
16. ____ agreement used to justify native american relocation
17. ____ war during which jackson rose to prominence
18. ____ jackson himself
19. ____ jacksons political philosophy
20. ____ presidents power to reject a bill

Explanation:

To solve this matching problem, we analyze each description and match it with the correct term:

2. Forced relocation resulting in Cherokee deaths

The Trail of Tears was the forced relocation of the Cherokee Nation, leading to many deaths. So the term is I. Trail of Tears.

3. Jackson’s successful second presidential campaign

The 1828 Election was Jackson’s successful second bid for the presidency. So the term is F. 1828 Election.

4. Region where Jackson grew up

Jackson grew up in the Frontier region. So the term is Q. Frontier.

6. Large national financial institution Jackson opposed

Jackson opposed the Bank of the United States. So the term is L. Bank of the United States.

12. Jackson’s conflict with the national bank

The Bank War was Jackson’s conflict with the national bank. So the term is M. Bank War.

13. Growth of presidential authority under Jackson

Jackson expanded Executive Power during his presidency. So the term is N. Executive Power.

14. Western edges of settlement

The Frontier refers to the western edges of settlement. Wait, no—earlier we used Q for “region where Jackson grew up,” but “Western edges of settlement” is also the Frontier. Wait, no, let’s recheck. The term for “Western edges of settlement” is Q. Frontier (matches both “grew up” and “western edges” contextually, as Jackson’s frontier upbringing ties to western settlement edges).

16. Agreement used to justify Native American relocation

Removal Treaties (term P: Removal Treaty) were used to justify Native American relocation. So the term is P. Removal Treaty.

18. Jackson himself

The term for Andrew Jackson is A. Andrew Jackson.

19. Jackson’s political philosophy

Jackson’s political philosophy was Jacksonian Democracy (or “Democracy for the Common Man,” but G is Jacksonian Democracy, T is Democracy for the Common Man—since “political philosophy” aligns with Jacksonian Democracy). So the term is G. Jacksonian Democracy (or T, but G is labeled Jacksonian Democracy, which is his philosophy).

20. President’s power to reject a bill

The Veto is the president’s power to reject a bill. So the term is R. Veto.

Final Matches (for remaining/incorrectly filled items):

1. I. Trail of Tears
2. F. 1828 Election
3. Q. Frontier
4. L. Bank of the United States
5. M. Bank War
6. N. Executive Power
7. Q. Frontier (consistent with “western edges of settlement”)
8. P. Removal Treaty
9. A. Andrew Jackson
10. G. Jacksonian Democracy (or T, but G is Jacksonian Democracy as his philosophy)
11. R. Veto

(Note: Some terms may have been mislabeled in the original, but this is the logical matching based on historical context.)

Answer:

To solve this matching problem, we analyze each description and match it with the correct term:

2. Forced relocation resulting in Cherokee deaths

The Trail of Tears was the forced relocation of the Cherokee Nation, leading to many deaths. So the term is I. Trail of Tears.

3. Jackson’s successful second presidential campaign

The 1828 Election was Jackson’s successful second bid for the presidency. So the term is F. 1828 Election.

4. Region where Jackson grew up

Jackson grew up in the Frontier region. So the term is Q. Frontier.

6. Large national financial institution Jackson opposed

Jackson opposed the Bank of the United States. So the term is L. Bank of the United States.

12. Jackson’s conflict with the national bank

The Bank War was Jackson’s conflict with the national bank. So the term is M. Bank War.

13. Growth of presidential authority under Jackson

Jackson expanded Executive Power during his presidency. So the term is N. Executive Power.

14. Western edges of settlement

The Frontier refers to the western edges of settlement. Wait, no—earlier we used Q for “region where Jackson grew up,” but “Western edges of settlement” is also the Frontier. Wait, no, let’s recheck. The term for “Western edges of settlement” is Q. Frontier (matches both “grew up” and “western edges” contextually, as Jackson’s frontier upbringing ties to western settlement edges).

16. Agreement used to justify Native American relocation

Removal Treaties (term P: Removal Treaty) were used to justify Native American relocation. So the term is P. Removal Treaty.

18. Jackson himself

The term for Andrew Jackson is A. Andrew Jackson.

19. Jackson’s political philosophy

Jackson’s political philosophy was Jacksonian Democracy (or “Democracy for the Common Man,” but G is Jacksonian Democracy, T is Democracy for the Common Man—since “political philosophy” aligns with Jacksonian Democracy). So the term is G. Jacksonian Democracy (or T, but G is labeled Jacksonian Democracy, which is his philosophy).

20. President’s power to reject a bill

The Veto is the president’s power to reject a bill. So the term is R. Veto.

Final Matches (for remaining/incorrectly filled items):

1. I. Trail of Tears
2. F. 1828 Election
3. Q. Frontier
4. L. Bank of the United States
5. M. Bank War
6. N. Executive Power
7. Q. Frontier (consistent with “western edges of settlement”)
8. P. Removal Treaty
9. A. Andrew Jackson
10. G. Jacksonian Democracy (or T, but G is Jacksonian Democracy as his philosophy)
11. R. Veto

(Note: Some terms may have been mislabeled in the original, but this is the logical matching based on historical context.)