ACT Reading Practice: Andrew Jackson



Question 1

Multiple choice



  • Andrew Jackson was a famous soldier in the United States.

  • Dueling was a common way to settle problems in the early United States.

  • Andrew Jackson was a “self-made man” who overcame some early difficulties in life.

  • Andrew Jackson fought in both the American Revolution and the War of 1812.

Question 2

Multiple choice



  • life

  • career

  • property

  • reputation

Question 3

Multiple choice



  • He helped more Americans become involved in presidential elections.

  • He wasn’t very intelligent, so he was considered common.

  • He cared only about the interests of the poor.

  • He assisted Native Americans and slaves to gain more rights.

Question 4

Multiple choice



  • He felt the bank was helping only the rich.

  • He thought the bank would steal money from the American people.

  • He believed the bank would not loan money to the poor.

  • He knew the rich people would control the bank.

Question 5

Multiple choice



  • only white men and women could get government jobs.

  • only college educated people could get government jobs.

  • only the most qualified people would be given government jobs.

  • only people who supported the president would be given government jobs.

Question 6

Multiple choice



  • President Jackson made sure all states followed U.S. laws.

  • South Carolina did not like tariffs.

  • A tariff is a tax on imports.

  • Southern Plantation owners like to buy foreign goods cheaply.

Question 7

Multiple choice



  • to follow a law

  • to write a law

  • to disobey a law

  • to explain what a law means

Question 8

Multiple choice



  • 15,000 Natives were moved west.

  • 25% of the Natives died on the trip.

  • President Jackson did not listen to the decision of the court.

  • The army was used to move the Natives.

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