When It Came to Governing, Andrew Jackson Believed That No

question 46

Multiple Choice

When it came to governing, Andrew Jackson believed that no experience was necessary and thus took which of the following actions?

• A) He advocated a one-term limit on all elected positions.
• B) He appointed only nonlawyers to the judiciary.
• C) He advocated rotation in office.
• D) He sold administrative appointments to the highest bidders at public auctions.

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Definitions:

Jurisdiction

The official power to make legal decisions and judgments, often defined by geographic area or the type of case.

Convenience Stores

Retail businesses that sell a limited range of everyday items such as groceries, snack foods, and sundries, and are often open for extended hours.

Self-Incrimination

The act of exposing oneself to prosecution by being forced to respond to questions or by providing evidence.

Criminal Activity

Conduct that violates the law and is punishable by the state through fines, imprisonment, or other penalties.