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question 66
john c. calhoun enraged jackson by doing all of the following things except:
throwing his support to those who held shares in the bank of the united states.
labeling peggy eaton as a \loose woman\ who caused her husband’s suicide.
threatening to implement a doctrine by which states could secede from the union.
attempting to discredit jackson’s military leadership during a raid on florida.
question 67
which reform movement that originated in the 1820s sought to eliminate the consumption of alcohol in the united states?
temperance
women’s suffrage
abolition of slavery
female moral reform

Explanation:

Question 66

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Calhoun's stance on the Bank, labeling Peggy Eaton, and the secession doctrine were issues with Jackson. However, the Florida raid and discrediting Jackson's military leadership was by others, not Calhoun. Wait, no—actually, the exception is "throwing his support to those who held shares in the Bank of the United States" because Calhoun's conflicts with Jackson were over other issues (Eaton affair, nullification, Florida raid criticism), and supporting Bank shareholders wasn't a direct enraging action compared to the others. Wait, let's recheck: The Eaton affair (labeling Peggy), nullification (secession threat), and Florida raid (discrediting Jackson's military) were Calhoun's actions against Jackson. Supporting Bank shareholders—Jackson opposed the Bank, but Calhoun's enraging actions were the other three. So the exception is the first option: "throwing his support to those who held shares in the Bank of the United States."

The temperance movement in the 1820s aimed to eliminate alcohol consumption. Women’s suffrage was for voting rights, abolition for slavery, and female moral reform for social morals, not alcohol. So the correct answer is temperance.

Answer:

A. throwing his support to those who held shares in the Bank of the United States (assuming A is the first option, but based on the options, the correct exception is the first one listed: "throwing his support to those who held shares in the Bank of the United States")

Question 67