Question

what was the primary political conflict during andrew jacksons presidency?
debate over federal government power
immediate western expansion
complete abolition of slavery
support for native american rights
what characterized the economic development during the market revolution?
emergence of a larger middle class
elimination of social classes
complete economic stagnation
decreased prosperity
what was the significance of the indian removal act of 1830?
forcible resettlement of native american populations
promoting native american rights
protecting native american lands

Explanation:

• First Question: Andrew Jackson was involved in debates over federal government power, such as the Bank War (battle over the Second Bank of the United States). Western expansion was more of a long - term trend, slavery abolition was not a primary issue during his presidency (it became more prominent later), and he was not a supporter of Native American rights (he signed the Indian Removal Act).
• Second Question: The Market Revolution led to the growth of industries, transportation improvements, and the emergence of a larger middle class (merchants, professionals etc.). Social classes were not eliminated, there was economic growth (not stagnation or decreased prosperity).
• Third Question: The Indian Removal Act of 1830 was about the forcible resettlement of Native American populations (like the Trail of Tears). It did not promote Native American rights or protect their lands.

Answer:

• First Question: Debate over federal government power
• Second Question: Emergence of a larger middle class
• Third Question: Forcible resettlement of Native American populations