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Which of the following is one reason the United States and Great Britain fought during the War of 1812? Great Britain was making it hard for the United States to trade with other countries.
Which of the following was a major event during the War of 1812? British soldiers set fire to the White House and the United States Capitol in Washington, DC.
What was an action employed by Great Britain that played a major role in causing the War of 1812? The British captured Americans and forced them to sail on British ships and serve the Royal Navy in its war against France.
What song was inspired by the events of the War of 1812? The Star Spangled Banner
What was one of the government's reasons for forcing American Indians to leave their homelands during the 1800s? to open American Indian lands for settlement by white settlers
Why did General George Custer and the US Army attack the Lakota, the Cheyenne, and other American Indians during the Battle of The Little Bighorn? The American Indians would not give up their land and move onto reservations.
Forcing the Cherokee from their lands in Georgia was a part of what larger forced relocation effort? The Trail of Tears
How did the Louisiana Purchase affect American Indians? American Indians were forced off their lands as more Americans moved into the Louisiana Purchase territory.
What was the MAIN goal of Lewis and Clark’s expedition? They wanted to map the new territory and study natural history.
Why was the Louisiana Purchase geographically important to the United States? It led toward westward expansion for the United States.
What was the immediate outcome of the battle at The Alamo? The Texans lost the battle.
What did the slogan “Remember the Alamo” inspire others to do? fight for independence from Mexico
Which of the following is one way the telegraph could help a business owner in the 1800s? The owner can quickly communicate with customers across the country.
Which of the following was one impact of the invention of the cotton gin? It increased the number of enslaved people in The South.
Which of the following BEST describes the impacts of trade between the U.S. and Europe in the 1800s? European countries imported cotton from the southern U.S.; European countries made textiles with the cotton and exported the finished goods back to the U.S.
Which of the following is one reason why The South specialized in cotton production? The region’s mild climate and fertile soil.
What role did price incentive play in cotton production in the South? As the cost of cotton production decreased, plantation owners bought more land and planted more cotton.
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