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U.S Foreign Policy, Westward Expansion, and American Indians

U.S Foreign Policy, Westward Expansion, and American Indians

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Social Studies

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5th - 7th Grade

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12 Slides • 16 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Which term means “the right to vote”?

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Foreign policy

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Doctrine

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Suffrage

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Expansion

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the goal of the United States according to the Monroe Doctrine?

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To expand into Europe

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To protect its own land and power

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To help Spain regain its colonies

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To support European colonization

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Multiple Choice

Why did President Monroe issue the Monroe Doctrine?

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To invite Europe to settle here

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To warn European countries to stay out

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To help Spain regain land

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To protect American Indians

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Multiple Select

Which groups lived in Florida in the 1800s according to the slide?

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Seminoles

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Escaped enslaved people

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Spanish settlers

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American soldiers

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Multiple Choice

What actions did Andrew Jackson take in Florida that led to Spain selling the territory to the United States in 1819?

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He signed a treaty with Spain.

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He was sent to stop the Seminoles, attacked Spanish forts, and took control of Pensacola.

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He negotiated with American Indian groups.

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He built new settlements in Florida.

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Open Ended

How did the transfer of Florida to the United States impact American Indian groups living nearby?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements best describes Andrew Jackson's background before becoming president?

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He was born in New York and was a wealthy businessman.

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He was the first president from the West and supported ordinary citizens.

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He was a famous inventor from Virginia.

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He was a general from California.

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Fill in the Blanks

President Andrew Jackson was known as the '

President.'

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Multiple Choice

How did the rules for voting change during Andrew Jackson's time compared to before?

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Only white men who owned land could vote before, but later all men could vote.

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Only women could vote after Jackson's time.

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More white men could vote, even without land, during Jackson's time.

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Voting was banned for everyone.

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Multiple Choice

Why was Andrew Jackson called the “People’s President”?

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He supported wealthy leaders

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He gave more power to ordinary people

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He ended voting

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He supported European rulers

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Fill in the Blanks

The Bank War was a conflict over the Bank of the

States.

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Multiple Choice

Which group gained more political power during Jackson’s presidency?

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Only landowners

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Only women

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White men without property

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American Indians

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Multiple Choice

How did westward expansion and U.S. land policies affect American Indians?

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They gained more land

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They were protected

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They were forced to leave their homes

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They became government leaders

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Multiple Choice

Which president is associated with protecting U.S. land from Europe?

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Monroe

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Jackson

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Washington

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Jefferson

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Open Ended

Explain how the Monroe Doctrine or Andrew Jackson’s actions changed life for American Indians.

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Multiple Choice

How did U.S. foreign policy and westward expansion during Monroe and Jackson's presidencies affect American Indians?

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It led to the forced removal and displacement of American Indians.

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It resulted in increased land ownership for American Indians.

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It promoted peaceful coexistence and equal rights.

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It had no significant impact on American Indians.

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