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8th Grade

Chapter 9 U.S. History Test (Section 3 & 4)

QuestionAnswer
What is a tribute? protection of money
Who was a United States Navy Captain? Stephen Decatur
Who was a powerful Shawnee leader? Tecumseh
Who was a Tecumseh's brother and ally? the Prophet
Who attacked Prophetstown? William Henry Harrison
Who were the leading War Hawks? Clay and Calhoun
What British practice was a violation of neutral rights? impressment
What disastrous governmental act was repealed on March 1,1809? Embargo Act
Tecumseh joined forces with Great Britain after what? Battle of Tippecanoe
The president was pressured to declare war on Great Britain by who? War Hawks
Who was the commander of Lake Erie naval forces? Oliver Hazard Perry
What are frigates? warships
What is the Constitution called? "Old Ironsides"
What do you call armed private ships? privateers
Who attacked the Creeks? Andrew Jackson
The great leader Tecumseh was killed in what? the Battle of Thames
Who did hopes die for with the death of Tecumseh? a Native American confederation
What was one of the buildings burned by the British? the Capitol
"The Star Spangled Banner" was written by who? Francis Scott Key
What battle helped Andrew Jackson win the presidencey in 1828? Battle of New Orleans
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