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John C. Calhoun Quiz
The Statesman and Slavery: How Well Do You Know John C. Calhoun, the VP who Fought for State's Rights?
Updated: Jun 24, 2023
Get ready to test your knowledge of American history with our John C. Calhoun quiz! From his early life to his time as VP, this quiz covers it all in 35 questions. Can you ace it?
Get ready to flex your John C. Calhoun muscles with this tricky quiz! Featuring 21 questions on a variety of John C. Calhoun topics, this is not for the casual fan. Only true John C. Calhoun buffs will be able to answer them all correctly. Learn something new and exciting.
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1800
1782
1776
1790
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4
2
3
1
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"Cast-Iron Man"
"The Great Compromiser"
"Old Hickory"
"The Lion Of The Senate"
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Civil War
American Revolutionary War
Mexican-American War
War Of 1812
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Secretary Of The Treasury
Secretary Of State
Secretary Of War
Attorney General
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1828
1832
1830
1834
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Slavery
Protective Tariffs
Democracy
States' Rights
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Whig Party
Federalist Party
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Ashland
Mount Vernon
Monticello
Fort Hill
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Thomas Jefferson And James Madison
Daniel Webster And Henry Clay
Samuel Adams And John Hancock
Alexander Hamilton And Aaron Burr
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Dove
British Sympathizer
War Hawk
Neutral Observer
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John Quincy Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
James Monroe
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
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Federalism
Concurrent Majority
Popular Sovereignty
Direct Democracy
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Secretary Of War
Attorney General
Secretary Of State
Secretary Of The Treasury
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Spanish-American War
Mexican-American War
War Of 1812
Civil War
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James Madison And James Monroe
John Quincy Adams And Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jefferson And James Madison
James Monroe And John Quincy Adams
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Neutral
Unclear
Opposed
Supported
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Federalists And Democratic-Republicans
Republicans And Democrats
None
Democrats And Whigs
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1854
1852
1848
1850
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Dec 23, 1891
Mar 31, 1850
Sep 10, 1869
Jul 24, 1862
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