As a response to the national bank issue during jackson’s presidency, henry clay: a.suggested shifting funds to state banks. b.voiced his support of state banks. c.called for an end to the bank’s charter. d. to organize the whig party.

The correct answer is:

D. Helped to organize the Whig Party.

Explanation:

The Bank War was the central topic during the election campaign of 1832 between Andrew Jackson and Henry Clay. While Jackson believed that the Second National Bank was too powerful and only responded to Eastern interests so it needed to be shut down, his opponent Henry Clay was an advocate for the recharter of the National Bank and was supported financially by the Bank during his campaign.

When President Andrew Jackson won the election, he felt the compromise of defeating the Nation Bank on behalf of his supporters, President Jackson started shifting funds to state banks and vetoed the bill approved by the Congress of re-chartering the Bank, after this veto Henry Clay stated that it was an abuse of power by President Jackson and helped organize the new Whig Party, which consisted on Pro Bank Democrats against executive tyranny, ancient Tories became the Whig Party.

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1 - Charcoal was the source of energy for centuries in Europe.

True

2 - The decline in the use of charcoal was motivated by the discovery of oil as an energy source.

False

3 - Mineral and iron mines were found to replace charcoal as an energy source, underground.

T

4 - The extraction of this material, in the beginning, was performed by machines.

T

5 - The most frequent consequence of accidents in these mines was filling them with water.

T

6 - Spinning means transforming raw material, such as lambs' or cotton plumes into threads.

F

7 - Spinning, before 1767, was a job done with the help of machines and many threads were made at the same time.

T

8 - In 1769 a spinning machine was created powered by water.

F

9 - It was the steam spinning machine that enabled the expansion of the textile industries in France.

t

10 - Child labor was prohibited at this time.

F

11 - England was a large producer of woolen fabrics, whose raw material was taken from the sheep.

F

12 - Indian fabrics had better quality than English ones.

F

13 - France had coal mines, the raw material for energy production.

t

14 - England had raw materials, labor and wealthy people to invest in the industry.

F

15 - Cotton was imported from the United States and Africa.

F

16 - Consumer market is one that wants to sell products.

t

17 - Spain was a pioneer in the industrial revolution.

f

18 - In England, the center of industrial textile production was the city of Manchester.

f

19 - In the factories there were labor rights, mainly paid rest.

f

20 - Worked if more than 12 hours a day.

f

21 - Complaints could result in the dismissal of the employee.

t

22 - The work was specialized, making it difficult to replace the employee.

f

23 - Peasants started looking for work in industries.

t

24 - Factories grew and solved public health problems in cities.

f

25 - Due to lack of housing, many people lived in the same house, facilitating the spread of diseases.

f

26 - The novelty of the 19th century was the transport made by carts pulled by animals.

27 - Because of the Industrial Revolution, the steam-powered locomotive appeared.

t

28 - Poverty was common in workers' villages.

t

29 - The division of labor already existed during the Middle Ages, with craft work.

30 - If a worker was unable to work due to illness, disability or any other reason, he could be fired.

f

31 - There were no labor rights such as vacation or retirement.

32 - Liberalism is a system of government that defended freedom of trade.

t

33 - Customs is a tariff charged for the entry and exit of products from a country.

34 - The workers were the owners of capital and the means of production.

f

35 - The bourgeoisie sold its labor power to the workers in exchange for prestige.

t

36 - Industrialization gave rise to the new economic system: capitalism

f