Question

review - select the most appropriate answer using the word bank.

1. in ____________, john marshall ruled that georgia had no right to remove the cherokee.
2. john c. calhoun argued that southern states had the right to _________ a federal law.
3. the _____________ was the forced march of the cherokee to indian territory.
4. southerners called a tariff that prevented the south from easily trading with other countries the _____________
5. ____________ wanted a stronger federal government, an industrial economy, and a federal bank.
6. the _____________ was an agreement over how slaves would count for representation and taxation purposes

Explanation:

Question 6:

The case where John Marshall ruled Georgia had no right to remove the Cherokee is Worcester v. Georgia. From the word bank, "Worcester v. Georgia" fits.

Question 7:

John C. Calhoun argued for states' right to nullify federal laws, so the word is "nullify".

Question 8:

The forced march of the Cherokee is the Trail of Tears, which is in the word bank (labeled "Trail of Tears").

Question 9:

Southerners called a tariff they disliked the "Tariff of Abominations" (matches the word bank option "Tariff of Abominations").

Question 10:

Federalists (or the group wanting a strong federal gov, industrial economy, federal bank) – from context, "Federalists" (matches the word bank option "Federalists").

Question 11:

The agreement on counting slaves for representation/taxation is the Three - Fifths Compromise (matches the word bank option "Three - Fifths Compromise").

Answer:

1. Worcester v. Georgia
2. nullify
3. Trail of Tears
4. Tariff of Abominations
5. Federalists
6. Three - Fifths Compromise