Andrew Jackson Set an Important Political Precedent When He Selected

question 11

Multiple Choice

Andrew Jackson set an important political precedent when he selected his cabinet by

• A) excluding members of political factions that were not loyal to him.
• B) choosing a bipartisan cabinet with members of both political parties.
• C) including politicians who were more representative of the common people.
• D) appointing many of the same politicians as his predecessor.

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Definitions:

George Sperling

A psychologist known for his research on the capacity of visual memory and the temporal duration of visual sensory memory.

Hermann Ebbinghaus

A psychologist best known for his research on memory, the forgetting curve, and the spacing effect.

Richard Atkinson

A psychologist who, along with Richard Shiffrin, proposed the multi-store model of memory, which includes sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory.

Trace Memory

A type of memory that results from automatic or unconscious learning and is not part of our conscious awareness, often revealed through performance rather than explicit recall.