TCI History Ch. 12 Test

French leaders hoped that Great Britain's refusal to leave the Ohio Valley would lead to war between Great Britain and the United States

• Treaty of Ghent

• Jay Treaty

• Blockade

• Cease

no foreign ships could enter U.S. ports and no American ships could leave, except to trade at other U.S. ports

• Embargo

• Liberate

• Embargo Act

• Neutrality

President James Monroe’s declaration in 1823 that the Western Hemisphere was no longer open to European colonization

• Monroe Doctrine

• Blockade

• Jay Treaty

• Tribute

settled none of the issues that had led to the fighting. Instead, the problems of impressment and ship seizures faded away as peace settled over Europe

• Jay Treaty

• Nuetrality

• Treaty of Ghent

• Impressment

a policy of avoiding political or military agreements with other countries

• Isolationism

• Alliance

• Embargo

• Liberate

a policy of not choosing sides in a dispute or war between other countries

• Tribute

• Nuetrality

• Cease

• Blockade

a nation that joins another nation in some common effort, such as fighting a war

• Cease

• Tribute

• Alliance

• Neutrality

To kidnap someone and force them to serve/work

• Tribute

• Impressment

• Cease

• Blockade

money given to someone in exchange for that person's protection.

• Tribute

• Alliance

• Liberate

• Impressment

a government order that forbids trade with another country

• Tribute

• Embargo

• Cease

• Liberate