Monroe Doctrine

Because of the Monroe Doctrine, the United States became a powerful leader in the ____________ hemisphere.

• northern
• southern
• western
• eastern

Who led operations to stop Seminole raids in Florida and Georgia?

• Horatio Gates
• George Washington
• Andrew Jackson
• George Rogers Clark

The US received what territory from the Adams-Onis Treaty?

• Texas
• Missouri
• Alabama
• Florida

Which of the following stopped European colonization in America.

• Adams-Onis Treaty
• Monroe Doctrine
• Watauga Compact
• Convention of 1818

The Monroe Doctrine would be an example of

• U.S. Foreign Policy
• U.S. Domestic Policy

1. Which of the following was a major reason for the issuance of the Monroe Doctrine?

• discourage United States trade with Latin America

• defend the Panama Canal from Great Britain

• prevent further European colonization in the Americas

• provide economic aid to Latin American nations

The issuance of the Monroe Doctrine in 1823 was prompted by?

• The Russian annexation of Alaska.

• President Monroe's hope of increasing his popularity with the American public.

• the fear that Europeans might intervene in Latin America to restore Spanish colonial rule.

• Continuing British policies of naval impressment.

The Monroe Doctrine was an effort to stop European nations from interfering in which of the following?

• each other's business.

• the American continents.

• the Asian continent

• the United States' affairs.

Which of the following most accurately reflects the spirit of the Era of Good Feelings?

• Growing tension between the United States and foreign powers.

• Increased political disagreements between the major political parties.

• An economic collapse resulting in widespread poverty and depression.

• A growing economy fueled by abundant natural resources and a rise in nationalism.

Which of the following most accurately describes the political situation in America during the Era of Good Feelings?

• There was only one major political party; thereby, enabling the country to focus on more important issues like the economy and foreign relations.

• There were two major parties that disagreed on every major issue.

• The American political system was nearly overturned by violent revolution in response to the Monroe Doctrine.

• Politics in the United States was fragmented among many small parties; thereby, making impossible to accomplish anything meaningful in the nation.