Chapter 7

What did the Barbary pirates demand?

• food

• higher wages

• tribute, or protection money

• power

What are neutral rights?

• a nations right to sail the seas and not take sides in a conflict

• a nations right to cross state lines and engage in conflict

• a nations right to sail the seas and partake in conflict

• a nations right to cross state lines and not take sides in a conflict

members of Congress who favored war against Britain

• War Hawks

• Barbary pirates

• Native Americans

• Westerners and Southerners

triggered by attack on the Chesapeake

• impressment

• Embargo Act

• British violation of America's neutral rights

• Tippecanoe

demanded ransom for American prisoners

• Barbary pirates

• War Hawks

• General William Henry Harrison

• Britain

British kidnapping of U.S. sailors

• Battle of Tippecanoe

• pirates

• impressment

• the Quadruple Alliance

U.S. position on war in 1803

• neutral

• U.S. was against the war

• U.S wanted war

The War Hawks favored

• a strong military.

• western expansion.

• strong federal economic policies

• all of the following

How did Tecumseh attempt to deal with white settlers on Native American land?

• by building a confederacy (union)

• by moving to Canada

• by creating a new religion

• by adopting American ways

Neutral rights included the right to

• search and seize ships.

• not take sides in a war.

• impress sailors.

• declare war.