Texas and Trails West Flashcards
Why did the Americans want to go to war with the British? (page 365) PICK TWO.
the British pushed the Native Americans to fight the Americans
impressment of American soldiers
Native Americans stopped being allies with the British in the War of 1812 after the death of one of their chiefs, Tecumseh. (page 366) *
true
- Which group destroyed sections of Washington, D.C. during the War of 1812? (page 366) *
the British
- “The Star-Spangled Banner” is based on an attack that took place on New Orleans, Louisiana. (page 366) *
False
- The Monroe Doctrine stated that European powers ___. (page 367) *
could NOT colonize any part of the Western Hemisphere
- In the year 1828, who was allowed to vote? (page 367, Extending Democracy) *
All white men could vote.
- The Indian Removal Act was a law that ___. (page 368) *
forced Native Americans move to new lands west of the Mississippi River, also called Oklahoma
- President Jackson ignored the Supreme Court’s rule stating that white settlers could not take away Native Americans land. (page 368) *
True
- The Trail of Tears was a ___ journey made by Native Americans to new lands. (page 369) *
westward
- How did voting changed during the 1800s? (page 367, Extending Democracy) *
ALL white men could vote.
- Jacksonian Democracy referred to _____. (page 367, Extending Democracy)
democracy reaching more common Americans, instead of only the wealthy Americans
- President Jackson supported the Indian Removal Act. (page 368) *
true
- The Indian Removal Act forced Natives to leave their land and settle _____. (page 368) *
west of the Mississippi River in Oklahoma
- The Native Americans’ journey from their lands became known as the Trail of Tears because _____. (page 369) *
the 800 mile trip was difficult, causing many to die
- After Americans settled in Texas, the Mexican government _______. (page 373, Americans in Texas)
charged Americans higher taxes and sent Mexican troops to enforce laws