Chapter 10 Section 4
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- 1.On which country does the first phase of the War of 1812 focus?
- A.
England
- B.
America
- C.
France
- D.
Britain
- 2.What does Britain do in the War of 1812?
- A.
Blockades the American Coast
- B.
Blockades the French Coast
- C.
Blockades the British Coast
- D.
Blockades the Mexican Coast
- 3.In the second phase of the War of 1812, on which country do the British focus?
- A.
France
- B.
US
- C.
England
- D.
Spain
- 4.In the first phase of the war, US defeats British at ___.
- A.
New Orleans
- B.
Lake Champlain
- C.
Thames
- D.
Tecumseh
- 5.Who is killed at the Battle of Thames?
- A.
Napoleon
- B.
Oliver Perry
- C.
Andrew Jackson
- D.
Tecumseh
- 6.The US victory in the first phase of the War of 1812 ends the British threat to ___.
- A.
Northwest
- B.
Southwest
- C.
Northeast
- D.
Southeast
- 7.In the second phase of the War of 1812, the British defeat Napoleon and then focus on which country?
- A.
US
- B.
France
- C.
England
- D.
Canada
- 8.Who watches the US defend Fort McHenry?
- A.
Oliver Perry
- B.
Andrew Jackson
- C.
Tecumseh
- D.
Francis Scott Key
- 9.What does Francis Scott Key write to express his pride?
- A.
The Pledge of Allegiance
- B.
The National Anthem
- C.
The Lord's Prayer
- D.
The Declaration of Independence
- 10.After the US defeat British at the battle of Lake Champlain, where do British troops approach?
- A.
Northwest Territory
- B.
New Orleans
- C.
Washington DC
- D.
France
- 11.Who puts together US troops to defeat the British at the Battle of New Orleans?
- A.
Oliver Perry
- B.
Francis Scott Key
- C.
Napoleon
- D.
Andrew Jackson
- 12.What ends the War of 1812?
- A.
Treaty of Ghent
- B.
Treaty of Thames
- C.
Treaty of New Orleans
- D.
Treaty of Tecumseh
- 13.There is no clear winner of the War of 1812. Mark the 4 important consequences of the war.
- A.
Weakens resistence
- B.
Increases patriotism
- C.
Decreases patriotism
- D.
Strengthens resistence
- E.
Increases US manufacturing
- F.
Decreases US manufacturing
- G.
War interrupts trade
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