Madison and Monroe Practice

The practice of the British navy forcing American citizens to serve in the British navy

• kidnapping
• impressment
• drafting

The power or right of a neutral nation to trade with the nations of their choice regardless of their involvement in a conflict

• neutral trade rights
• impressment
• nullification

Loyalty or devotion to your country; belief that your country is superior to other countries

• nationalism
• Unitarianism
  
• Mericanism

The act of a state leaving the nation of which they are a part

• annexation
• nullification
• secession

Rights and powers of a state to govern itself and limit the power of the federal government

• nullification
• states' rights
• Thanksobamation

Impressment of sailors by the British and Native American attacks on the frontier

• Causes of the Embargo Act
• Causes of the War of 1812
• Causes of Leo's win

Meeting of delegates of those who were against the War of 1812 in New England.

• Hartford Convention
• Boston Tea Party
• Boston Convention

 What did the Monroe Doctrine state about European colonies that already existed in the Americas?

• The U. S. would help the people of those colonies to rebel
• The U. S. would not interfere with colonies that already existed
• The U.S. would attack

In the Monroe Doctrine , what did President Monroe tell Europe?

• The time for European colonization in the Americas was over
• European countries are free to make colonies

In the Monroe Doctrine it said that any European country trying to make a new colony in the Americas was a __________.

• welcome addition to South America
• threat to the U.S.
• a cause for a rebellion