Andrew Jackson & Other TN Leaders

To be _________________ is to stay out of other countries' affairs and wars. (p. 14)

• volunteering

• impressed

• neutral

• embargoed

Before the War of 1812, Britain was forcing some American sailors to serve in the British Navy. This was called _______________________. (p. 14)

• embargo

• impressment

• War Hawks

• volunteering

Tennessee got the nickname "The Volunteer State" because ____________. (p. 14)

• 3,500 Tennesseans quickly volunteered to fight in the War of 1812.

• Tennessee was the first state to vote yes to the War of 1812.

• Tennessee War Hawks convinced James Madison & others in Congress to declare war on Britain n 1812.

• Tennesseans won the most battles in the War of 1812.

The Battle at Horseshoe Bend was part of the War of 1812 and ___________. (p. 15)

• the American Revolution

• the Battle in Pensacola

• the Battle of New Orleans

• the Creek War

Which battle was fought after the War of 1812 had ended and was therefore considered an "unnecessary" battle? (p. 15)

• the Creek War

• the Battle at Horseshoe Bend

• the battle in Pensacola

• the Battle of New Orleans

Andrew Jackson showed impressive leadership during the War of 1812, which helped him to later become ____________. (p. 15)

• Tennessee's Governor

• President of the U.S.

• leader of the U.S. Army

• a leader in Congress

Which American Indian tribes lived in Tennessee during this time? (p. 16)

• Creek & Chickasaw

• Chickasaw & Cherokee

• Cherokee & Creek

• Creek & Choctaw

In what year was the Jackson Purchase made? (p. 16)

• 1812

• 1814

• 1816

• 1818

The Jackson Purchase added this third Grand Division to Tennessee. (p. 16)

• East

• Middle

• West

• Central

In what 2 ways did Jackson's Presidency affect Tennessee? Pick 2 answers. (p. 16 & 17)

• He forced the American Indians to move to the western region of the state.

• The size of Tennessee increased with the Jackson Purchase.

• He required that every Tennessee man serve 4 years in the army.

• Tennessee gained a large part of Kentucky's land.

• He had American Indians removed from Tennessee.