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Chapter 10 Test
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What allowed shipment of American goods on the Mississippi? | The Pinckney Treaty |
| allowed Americans' land claims in part of present-day Ohio | Treaty of Greenville |
| allowed restoration of pre-War of 1812 conditions | Treaty of Ghent |
| allowed all trade except with Britain and France | Non-intercourse Act |
| conflict fought after the War of 1812 ended | New Orleans |
| conflict that resulted in establishing judicial review | Marbury v. Madison |
| conflict that white settlers celebrated as a major victory | Battle of Tippecanoe |
| conflict that resulted in victory despite poor preparation | Battle of Lake Erie |
| Served as Secretary of State under Madison | Monroe |
| Explored parts of Colorado and Mexico | Pike |
| Most outspoken War Hawk | Clay |
| Led the American Navy at Lake Erie | Perry |
| United Native Americans | Tecumseh |
| Saved valuable papers when the British burned Washington DC | Dolly Madison |
| Helped guide Lewis and Clark | Sacajawea |
| Led the American Army at the Battle of New Orleans | Jackson |
| What were Jefferson's belief about government? | Budget should be reduced & the military is too big |
| How did Jefferson's reduce the size and power of the federal government? | He cut the Budget |
| "The minority possesses their equal rights, which equal law must protect, and to violate would be oppression." This statement expresses the view of | Jefferson |
| Why did conflicts between Native Americans and settlers grow after 1800? | White settlers were threatening Native American way of life |
| Who would have been hurt by a law requiring Yankee traders to be escorted through the Mediterranean Sea by navy ships? | Barbary Pirates |
| Which person wrote the decision establishing the principle of judicial review? | Marshall |
| What is one reason that France sold Louisiana to the United States? | Pay for war in Europe |
| List the effects of the Lewis and Clark expedition | Increased knowledge about animals, plants and Native Americans |
| What was result of Zebulon Pike's explorations? | Increase knowledge about the land in the southwest |
| What was a result of the Embargo Act? | Hurt American farmers and merchants |
| What were some of the results of the Embargo Act? | Americans smuggled more |
| Which leader was William Henry Harrison describing in this statement: "He is one of those uncommon geniuses which spring up occasionally to produce revolutions and overturn the established order of things." | Tecumseh |
| What was the goal of Tecumseh's Indian confederation? | Return to the old ways & unite against white settlers |
| What was the condition of the military in the United States as it entered the War of 1812? | Small untrained army & navy |
| What did New Englander's organize the Hartford Convention? | To secede from the union |
| How did Jefferson's policies affect the preparedness of the United States for the War of 1812? | Reduction in spending made the military unprepared for war. |
| Who feared a loss of political influence because of the War of 1812? | New Englanders |
| "Never have I been allowed to put my foot on shore since I was brought on board this British ship, which is now three years." This statement describes | Impressment |
| What did the War Hawks want? | Conquer Canada; stop the British from arming Indians; stop attacks on American ships |
| List 3 causes of the War of 1812, was... | Growing nationalism; Indian attacks; adding Canada as another state |
| Aside from stopping the fighting, the Treaty of Ghent established ______________________. | Nothing |
| The Treaty of Greenville allowed shipment of American goods on the Mississippi. | False |
| The Treaty of Paris allowed Americans' land claims in part of present-day Ohio. | True |
| The Treaty of Ghent restored pre-War of 1812 conditions between the United States and Britain. | True |
| The Macon Act allowed all trade except with Britain and France. | False |
| The Battle of New Orleans was fought after the War of 1812 ended. | True |
| The Battle of Lake Erie was won by a Rhode Islander named Oliver Hazzard Perry. | True |
| The case of McCullock v. Maryland established the concept of judicial review. | False |
| Lewis and Clark were able to find a direct water route to the Pacific Ocean. | False |
| Lewis and Clark explored a water route to the Pacific Ocean. How would such a route have benefited overseas trade? | It would have provided a more direct route to markets in China and India. |
| "We are all Republicans, we are all Federalist." What did Jefferson mean by this quote? | bridge the gap between Federalists and Democratic-Republicans |
| Which was a way that BOTH Britain and France disregarded American neutrality? | Both captured American ships bound for Europe. |
| Felix Grundy, speaking in Congress, "This war [of 1812], if carried on successfully, will have its advantages." What can you conclude about Felix Grundy from the quote? | He was a War Hawk |
| Felix Grundy, speaking in Congress, "This war [of 1812], if carried on successfully, will have its advantages." Which person is most likely to have agreed with this statement? | Henry Clay |
| Felix Grundy, speaking in Congress, "This war [of 1812], if carried on successfully, will have its advantages." Which of the following was probably NOT one of the "advantages" Grundy spoke about? | Increased trade with Britain |
| Felix Grundy, speaking in Congress, "This war [of 1812], if carried on successfully, will have its advantages." Who would have been MOST likely to disagree with Grundy's position? | a New England merchant |
| Which of the following events are correctly linked with an effect? I. Embargo Act--New England merchants lose trade II. Louisiana Purchase--Americans invade Canada III. Impressment of American sailors--Congress declared war IV. Treaty of Ghent--Tecumseh f | Both Roman numerals I and III |
| "Is it not from Canadian storehouses that these supplies have been issued which nourish and sustain Indian hostilities?" In this quotation, Henry Clay states a reason for | Going to war with Britain |
| "according to the rules of the Constitution, all will, of course, arrange themselves under the will of the law, and unite in common efforts for the common good. All, too, will bear in mind . . . that the minority possess their equal rights, which equal la | Soothe (calm) |
| ". . . [O]nce, nor until lately, there was no white man on this continent. That it then all belonged to red men, children of the same parents, placed on it by the Great Spirit that made them, to keep it, to traverse it, to enjoy its productions, and to fi | The Great Spirit gave the land to all red men, individual groups do not have the right to sell it. |
| What does Tecumseh mean by the phrase, "the white people, who are never contented, but always encroaching"? | that the settlers are always want more land |
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