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War of 1812 Review
Answer the following questions.
- Fourth president of the United States; served two terms as president during the years 1809-1817
- James Madison
- James Monroe
- John Adams
- Thomas Jefferson
Answer: a. James Madison
- Shawnee chief that attempted to unite all tribal nations in an effort to stop white settlement on Native American land
- Crazy Horse
- Tuscaloosa
- Geronimo
- Tecumseh
Answer: d. Tecumseh
- Led by Tecumseh; this group of Native American tribes had been trading fur for weapons from the British
- Band of Brothers
- Native American Confederacy
- Tecumseh Group
- Shawnee Confederacy
Answer: b. Native American Confederacy
- Battle fought between American troops and tribal nations; ended with American victory, but led to a Native-British alliance during the War of 1812
- Battle of 1812
- Battle of Fort McHenry
- Battle of Tippecanoe
- Battle of Geronimo
Answer: c. Battle of Tippecanoe
- War fought between the United States and Great Britain and their Native American allies; the war lasted between the years of 1812-1814 and ended with the Treaty of Ghent
- War of 1811
- War of 1812
- War of 1813
- War of 1814
Answer: b. War of 1812
- Members of Congress that supported a war with Great Britain in an effort to defend America's honor as well as to enable an expansion of the U.S. border
- War Hawks
- War Eagles
- War Pushers
- War Buzzards
Answer: a. War Hawks
- Famous American ship that scored victories against the British in the War of 1812
- USS Constellation
- USS Washington
- USS Constitution
- USS Tippecanoe
Answer: c. USS Constitution
- This city, containing the U.S. Capitol and the White House, was burned by the British during the War of 1812
- Boston
- New York City
- Philadelphia
- Washington, D.C.
Answer: d. Washington, D.C.
- Battle fought in 1814 in Maryland in which the Americans successfully endured a British bombardment; Francis Scott Key was so moved by the experience that he wrote the Star Spangled Banner
- Battle of New Orleans
- Battle of Tippecanoe
- Battle of Fort McHenry
- Battle of Washington
Answer: c. Battle of Fort McHenry
- The songwriter of the Star Spangled Banner that was later adopted as the national anthem of the United States; the songwriter wrote the song after witnessing the Battle of Fort McHenry
- Francis Scott Key
- Francis Bacon
- Paul McCartney
- John Jay
Answer: a. Francis Scott Key
- Fought in January 1815, the American forces led by Andrew Jackson decisively defeated British forces; Battle made Jackson a national hero and helped increase a sense of nationalism in the country
- Battle of New Orleans
- Battle of Tippecanoe
- Battle of Fort McHenry
- Battle of Washington
Answer: a. Battle of New Orleans
- Signed in December 1814, this treaty officially ended the War of 1812; the war essentially ended in a draw with neither side gaining territory; it also failed to address American grievances held before the war
- Treaty of Paris
- Treaty of Peace
- Treaty of Ghent
- Treaty of 1814
Answer: c. Treaty of Ghent
- Led the Americans at the Battle of New Orleans and became a national hero in the War of 1812
- James Madison
- Aaron Burr
- James Monroe
- Andrew Jackson
Answer: d. Andrew Jackson
- Love and pride for one's country
- Manifest Destiny
- Era of Good Feelings
- Nationalism
- Fanaticism
Answer: c. Nationalism
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