Slides Module 8 Lesson 1&2 Flashcards

1
Q

___________ and _______ led the United States to declare war on Great Britain.

A

Challenges at home
foreign

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2
Q

The United States and Great Britain settled their disputes over _________ and control of _________.

A

boundaries
waterways

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3
Q

__________, along the _______of Africa, would capture ships.

A

Barbary pirates
coast

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4
Q

Attacks overseas continued until the United States sent the _________ and other _______ to stop the pirates.

A

USS Constitution
warships

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5
Q

British and French tried to stop the ________ from helping the other while they were at war in 1803.

A

United States

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6
Q

British stopped _______ merchant ships to search for British _____ who had run away.

A

American
sailors

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7
Q

______ sailors were forced to return when found on American merchant ships who were sailors who had ran away. Sometimes ________ were taken by accident.

A

British
U.S. citizens

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8
Q

Americans were stunned when the British ship _______ stopped the U.S. Navy ship _______ and took sailors by force.

A

Leopard
Chesapeake

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9
Q

In response to Britain’s violation of U.S. neutrality, some ________ wanted war.

A

Americans

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10
Q

In response to Britain’s violation of U.S. neutrality, some Americans wanted an _______, or a banning of
trade against Britain.

A

embargo

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11
Q

_________ Damaged Jefferson and strengthened Federalists

A

Embargo Act

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12
Q

________ Had little effect on Britain and France

A

Embargo Act

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13
Q

The Embargo Act ____________, who lost much money without trade

A

Devastated American merchants

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14
Q

________ replaced unpopular Embargo Act
with Non-Intercourse Act in 1809.

A

Congress

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15
Q

The Non- Intercourse Act banned trade only with _____, _____, and _________.

A

France, British, and
their colonies

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16
Q

Federalist party believed in _____ and ______

A

trade and industry

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17
Q

The _________ was no more successful than Embargo Act

A

Non-Intercourse Act

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18
Q

Native Americans, Great Britain, and the United States came into conflict in the _____.

A

West

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19
Q

British and Native Americans clashed with _________ over land in the West.

A

American settlers

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20
Q

______ agents armed Native Americans along western frontier.

A

British

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21
Q

_______, a Shawnee chief, emerged as leader.

A

Tecumseh

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22
Q

Tecumseh founded village near __________ and ________ rivers in Indiana Territory.

A

Tippecanoe
Wabash

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23
Q

Governor William Henry Harrison warned Tecumseh not to ________ of the United States.

A

resist power

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24
Q

________ was worried that with British backing, Tecumseh could be a serious threat to U.S. power in the West.

A

Governor William Henry
Harrison

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25
Q

_____ forces won Battle of Tippecanoe.

A

U.S.

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26
Q

U.S. forces won Battle of Tippecanoe, and Tecumseh fled to ______.

A

Canada

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27
Q

_______ was a brilliant speaker and leader.

A

Tecumseh

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28
Q

________ wanted to unite the Native Americans to resist settlers.

A

Tecumseh

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29
Q

The War Hawks led a growing call for ____ with Great Britain.

A

war

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30
Q

Evidence of British ______ for Tecumseh inflamed Americans.

A

support

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31
Q

Some young members of _______ from the South and West, called War Hawks, demanded war against _______.

A

Congress
Britain

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32
Q

The U.S. were angered by British ______ restrictions and wanted to invade ______ for more land to settle.

A

trade
Canada

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33
Q

New England Federalists _____ war.

A

opposed

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34
Q

British trade restrictions hurt _________ economy.

A

New England’s

35
Q

Others argued that the ______ was not ready to fight.

A

United States

36
Q

________ felt growing pressure from War Hawks

A

James Madison

37
Q

Who did James Madison tell they need to decided on the War of 1812?

A

Congress

38
Q

Congress voted, and the War Hawks ___.

A

won

39
Q

_______ had declared war for the first time in the nation’s history.

A

Congress

40
Q

James Madison would serve as _________ during War of 1812.

A

commander in chief

41
Q

Great Britain and the United States went to battle in the War of ______.

A

1812

42
Q

British ________ seaports.

A

blockaded

43
Q

American ships victorious in ________ battles.

A

one-on-one

44
Q

American leaders wanted to invade _______.

A

Canada

45
Q

Oliver Hazard Perry won naval Battle of ________ in 1813.

A

Lake Erie

46
Q

Who won the naval Battle of Lake Erie?

A

Oliver Hazard Perry

47
Q

________ control of Lake Erie established.

A

American

48
Q

War erupted in the ______ with ________, who were angry at settlers pushing into their lands.

A

South
Native Americans

49
Q

Creek Indians attacked Fort _________

A

Mims in Alabama

50
Q

Andrew Jackson, leading 2,000 volunteers, defeated the Creeks at the Battle of ____________ in 1814.

A

Horseshoe Bend in Alabama

51
Q

Who won the Battle of Horseshoe Bend in Alabama?

A

Andrew Jackson

52
Q

What did the Treaty of Fort Jackson make the Creek Indians do?

A

forced the Creeks to give up millions of acres of their land

53
Q

What did the British attack during the War of 1812?

A

Washington D.C.

54
Q

The war of 1812 lasted for _______.

A

2 and half years

55
Q

______ set fire to White House, Capitol, and other buildings

A

British

56
Q

British shelled _______, Maryland.

A

Fort McHenry at Baltimore

57
Q

_________ refused to surrender, and _______ retreated.

A

Americans
British

58
Q

British moved against _________.

A

New Orleans

59
Q

Why did the British move against New Orleans?

A

Hoped to capture city and control Mississippi River

60
Q

________ commanded U.S. forces at New Orleans.

A

Andrew Jackson

61
Q

Americans ____ the Battle of New Orleans.

A

won

62
Q

Battle of New Orleans made _________ a hero.

A

Andrew Jackson

63
Q

What Battle was the last of the War of 1812?

A

Battle of New Orleans

64
Q

Group of ___________________ at the __________ agreed to ______ the war. War’s end made the party lose power.

A

New England Federalists
Hartford Convention
oppose

65
Q

Victory in the War of 1812 increased American _________.

A

patriotism

66
Q

What did the war of 1812 do to Native American groups?

A

The war broke the power of Native American groups.

67
Q

The lack of goods caused by _________ boosted American ________.

A

blockades
manufacturing

68
Q

A group of New England Federalists met in ______.

A

Connecticut

69
Q

Who was the Rush-Bagot Agreement between?

A

U.S. and Britian

70
Q

Where did the Battle of New Orleans take place?

A

Chalmette, Louisiana

71
Q

Who was the Convention of 1818 between?

A

Canada and the U.S.

72
Q

Who was the British commander for the Battle of New Orleans?

A

Sir. Edward Packenham

73
Q

The United States gained ______ in an agreement with Spain.

A

Florida

74
Q

The U.S. and ______ started arguing because of _________ settling to close to the U.S.- Florida border.

A

Spain
American settlers

75
Q

Some Americans entered Spanish territory to ______. Others came to capture _________, who had been welcomed by the __________.

A

settle
escaped slaves
Seminoles

76
Q

The conflicts over runaway slaves between the Americans and Seminoles became known as the ___________.

A

First Seminole War

77
Q

What started the First Seminole War?

A

runaway slaves

78
Q

In April 1818 ______________ troops invaded ________, taking __________ without U.S. authority.

A

General Andrew Jackson’s
Florida
Spanish forts

79
Q

In 1819, the Adams-Onís Treaty settled all border disputes between the ____ and _______.

A

U.S.
Spain

80
Q

Who was the Spanish Diplomat and the U.S. Secretary of state that negotiated the Adams-Onis Treaty?

A

Luis de Onis
John Quincy Adams

81
Q

In 1819 Secretary of State John Quincy Adams and the Spanish diplomat Luis de Onis negotiated the ___________.

A

Adams-Onis Treaty

82
Q

Spain agreed to give _______ to the United States.

A

Florida

83
Q

Since Spain agreed to give up Florida the U.S. gave up _____ to ______.

A

Texas
Spain

84
Q

What did the Adams-Onis Treaty state?

A

Spain gave Florida to the U.S.
U.S. gave Texas to Spain
The U.S. paid the $5 Million in damage caused by American citizens who rebelled against Spain.