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Chapter 9 Section 4 The Jefferson Era

Chapter 9 Section 4 The Jefferson Era

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Why was the United States unprepared for the War of 1812 despite the enthusiasm of the War Hawks?

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Because the military was poorly trained and many states opposed the war

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Because the British had advanced technology

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Because the Americans had no allies

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Because the Americans had no navy

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What was the main reason America reduced the size of its navy before the War of 1812?

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To lower national debt

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To avoid provoking Britain

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Because of a shortage of sailors

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To focus on land battles

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Which of the following were outcomes of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend?

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Andrew Jackson attacked the Creeks

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The Creek’s resistance was broken

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The Indian Confederation grew stronger

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Most Creek lands were given up to the United States

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In August 1814, the British burned the Capitol and the president’s

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in Washington D.C.

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Why did Britain decide to end the war after the Battle of Plattsburgh?

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The war was too costly and not enough was to be gained

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They had already captured Washington D.C.

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They wanted to focus on fighting France

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The American army was too strong

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What did the Treaty of Ghent accomplish at the end of the War of 1812?

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No borders changed and no mention of impressment

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The United States gained new territory

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Britain paid reparations to the U.S.

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Slavery was abolished in the U.S.

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What were some of the main challenges faced by the Americans at the start of the War of 1812?

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They were not prepared for war and had poorly trained militia

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They had advanced weaponry and strong leadership

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They had support from all states and allies

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They quickly conquered Canada

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What was the impact of Jackson’s victory at New Orleans on the Federalists during the Hartford Convention in December 1814?

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It made the Federalists appear unpatriotic and lose respect

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It strengthened the Federalists’ position

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It led to the immediate secession of several states

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It caused the War Hawks to dissolve

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